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An Irish teenager has come up with an idea to remove microplastic pollution from the world’s waterways as part of the Google Science Fair. The 18-year-old Fionn Ferreira discovered a method using a combination of iron oxide and oil in the water, and then cleaning it up with strong magnets. He found that the magnets removed 85% to 92% of the microplastics in the water along with the iron oxide and oil solution. Ferreira won the fair’s grand prize for his project, securing a $50,000 scholarship. Treatment Plant Explosion Injures Three Workers An explosion at a water treatment plant in Stamford,
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