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Will Symons

Fancy a dip in the Great Lakes? You might think twice after scientists revealed 'highest reported worldwide levels' of microplastics found in some Great Lakes fish.

Lake Huron.

Got a swim in the Great Lakes on your bucket list? You might want to think again, after scientists called for more monitoring of microplastics there in a new report.

The report found evidence of microplastics in Great Lakes water sources and fish, prompting concerns for wild swimmers, and people who might eat the fish. The microplastic levels in some Great Lakes fish were among the "highest reported worldwide", it said.

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