I see from my reading the research is very mixed. most researchers put a different side to the claim specific to wind turbines. they assert the shedding os microplastics is now so ubiquitous that it would be literally impossible to identify one specifically from a wind blade.
this is largely because wind blades are in the wind and moving a lot. and microplastics are so fine they don't fall in a straight line but float on the breeze or wind. they may not come to land for many kms depending on the wind current.
so the big question, if you want an answer, is how did some researchers clearly identify microplastics originating from wind blades?
I never said those words, but since you want to frame me up penilebrain answer my question. the validity of your claim is at stake.
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