Microplastics are usually consumed through food and water, but more recently, they are making their way into Indonesia’s air and rain. Sui-Lee Wee, our Asia business correspondent, traveled to Jakarta, the capital, to find out why.
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Indonesia’s Growing Microplastics Problem
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Originally reported by New York Times. Read the full story at the original source.
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