Chapter 2907: and translation of title

At the same time, Zheng Ren heard a 'ding-dong' sound in his ear.

【Emergency mission: Dust of Time.

Mission reward: 12000 experience points, 3000 skill points.

A somewhat strange minor task, Zheng Ren thought. He picked up his phone, saw it was Director Kong calling, and already had an estimate in mind. He guessed the bile duct stent had broken and he needed to save the patient.

Who knew the previous task was just a random accident, and Big Pig Trotter doesn't give energy points as a reward for every task.

Zheng Ren answered the phone, speaking calmly.

"I haven't heard of such a case, let me ask..."

"Oh, okay, then let's meet at the liver and bile department in Di Du."

You don't even need to look to know Su Yun's eyes are fixed on you. However, this guy drank alcohol tonight, so bringing him or not makes no difference.

"Yeah, stents are usually plastic, and leaving one in the bile duct for 14 years is a bit too long." Zheng Ren stood up and said, "Just rest at home; going wouldn't help anyway."

Sigh, this guy is still not happy. Zheng Ren spread his hands and said, "Then let's go together."

Zheng Ren froze for a moment; he still didn't know the specifics. If the interventional approach can't remove it, he'll need Xie Yiren's help.

"I'll go take a look first; if needed, I'll call you," Zheng Ren said gently to Yi Ren.

Zheng Ren looked at Yi Ren, feeling safe and happy, somewhat pleased.

Zheng Ren smiled, greeted Yi Ren, turned around, changed shoes, and left.

"I don't know." Zheng Ren shook his head. "Let's look at the images first."

"You're being overly cautious," Su Yun said. "What's there to fear from casual talk, and are you worried I'll be led astray by you?"

"It would be great if it decomposed," Su Yun said. "Anyway, I estimate the plastic material used is likely polypropylene, making surgery easy."

After getting in the car, Su Yun asked, "Boss, I think the chance of completely pulling it out is not high."

"Plastic? Are you two in the chemical industry?" the driver asked curiously.

"Plastic is everywhere nowadays; do you think the plastic packaging bags used for food delivery are toxic? Eating them would cause cancer. Nowadays, I don't even dare to order takeout," the driver threw out a sharp question.

"A Few Years Ago||Term, our country's Jiaolong ship that went down to the nine seas to catch turtles brought back deep-sea seafood that supposedly all contained plastic; you two say how did that stuff end up everywhere?" the driver gossiped without emotion.

"This isn't me wanting to chat; I heard it from a passenger. He said that nowadays, no matter what we eat, we definitely end up eating plastic. It's fine normally, but now we've gone and produced plastic for no reason, so eating meals is like suicide—no wonder my wife wants to go on Bigu."

"The plastic in the deep sea isn't what we mean by plastic; it's called microplastics." Zheng Ren said offhand: "This concept was first proposed in a 2004 paper by Thompson et al. of the University of Plymouth, Yingguo, published in the journal Science, discussing plastic fragments in marine water bodies and sediments."

"Well, it refers to plastic fragments and particles smaller than 5 millimeters in diameter. Actually, the particle size range of microplastics is from a few micrometers to a few millimeters; it's a non-uniform mixture of variously shaped plastic particles, hard to discern with the naked eye, and is vividly called the PM2.5 of the sea."

"No way, can't avoid it."

Zheng Ren didn't bother to explain to the driver that the plastics around us aren't just plastic bags; he was thinking about the opportunity to go to the System Operating Room, at least to take a look at the images.

They pointed out that washing one piece of clothing flushes out over 1900 fibers, and these fibers look exactly like the microplastic fragments found along the coast.

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"If it could just decompose, that would be great." Su Yun said, "Anyway, I estimate the plastic material used in production is probably also polypropylene, Shou Bing is easy to do."

"Now plastic is everywhere, you two say, when delivering meals, are the plastic packaging bags toxic? If you eat that stuff you'll get cancer. Nowadays, I don't even dare to take out food," the driver threw out a sharp question.

"A Few Years Ago, our country's Jiaolong ship that went down to the nine oceans to catch soft-shelled turtles brought back deep-sea marine products that supposedly all contained plastic; you two say, how did that stuff end up everywhere?" The driver gossiped without emotion.

"This isn't me wanting to chat, I heard it from a passenger. He said that nowadays, no matter what we eat, we definitely have to eat plastic. For no reason, we produce plastic, and now it's come to this—eating a meal is like committing suicide; no wonder my wife wants to practice Bigu."

"The plastic in the deep sea isn't what we mean by plastic; it's called microplastic." Zheng Ren said offhand: "This concept was first proposed in a 2004 paper by Thompson et al. of the University of Plymouth in Yingguo, published in the journal Science, on plastic fragments in marine water bodies and sediments, introducing the concept of microplastic."

"Uh... there's also PM2.5 in the sea!" the driver said, "Let's talk about Di Du—every day there's traffic jams, so many cars puttering out exhaust fumes, how could PM2.5 not be high? I never thought the sea would also have this stuff; looks like we can't escape it."

"Master, that's not right." Su Yun laughed and said, "Scientists have found that more microplastics are discovered on the coasts of densely populated areas, and they have identified an important source—wastewater discharged from household washing machines."

"They pointed out that washing one piece of clothing flushes out over 1,900 fibers, and these fibers look exactly like the microplastic fragments found on the coast."

"……" The driver stared for a moment, "You mean even clothes can't be worn?"