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Glitter banned by Dorset children's nursery chain

  • csrice8
  • Nov 17, 2017
  • 1 min read

Glitter has been banned by a chain of children's nurseries because of the "terrible damage" it does to the environment.

The art material is washed into the water system and can end up in the food chain, Tops Day Nurseries insisted.

It added glitter was a microplastic which was "almost impossible to remove from the environment".

The Marine Conservation Society welcomed the nurseries' "proactive approach" towards reducing pollution.

The nursery chain said it had only recently become aware of the "dangers" of glitter.

photo credit: D()MENICK

 
 
 

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