We wont do a damn thing about the dangers of micro plastic now until it gets incredibly bad that we cant ignore it.
Id say they would actually laugh at us for that though in the future
I'll concede that they are everywhere, and they are detectable. What is the established consensus on the harm that they cause?
Jump-off points:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microplastics_and_human_health...
The BPA wikipedia article says the primary source of human exposure is from canned food. That seems like it could be solved with a specific fix. It is not stated, but I would assume that the exposure from particles distributed in the environment would be insignificant if there is a known primary source that humans frequently interact with.