Why two blogs?
Full Flow is the monthly, longer one. Drip Feed is the shorter, more frequent one.
And both of them are available as newsletter/podcasts at https://therightfilter.substack.com/
Drip Feed
Drip Feed #6 : you can panic a little, as a treat
Let’s talk about plastic. Not the kind you use to wrap leftovers or the one that makes up your favorite water bottle, but the tiny, sneaky stuff—microplastics and nanoplastics (MNPs). These little ...
Drip Feed #5: water, water, everywhere
Let’s talk about water. You know, that thing we all need to survive but sometimes take for granted. Turns out, science is making some pretty big waves (pun intended) in how we clean it, use it, and...
Drip Feed #4: unrepentant nerd-ery
For every influencer trying to convince you that micro and nanoplastics are going to be the death of you, your loved ones, and everything in a 10 mile radius, there’s a stack of research that makes...
Drip Feed #3: it's basically like glitter, but less fun
The more we look for plastic, the more we find. And we keep finding it in places that we really really didn’t expect to find it, in forms we weren’t expecting.
For example, when you think of the Gr...
Drip Feed #2: the inexorable march of science
As we do more and more research on PFASs and their impact on humans, it helps to imagine the situation from the biggest scale to the smallest. On the smallest scale, we know that PFASs affect cell...
Drip Feed #1: the poor little fishies
In spite of all the social media frothing at the mouth about PFAS, science continues its march. Recently, scientists have identified the 11 genes that are directly affected by PFASs and their sibli...