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E-Auto Highlights 2026 aus dem Brüsseler Autosalon. Wer macht das Rennen? #ev

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@seachanger@alaskan.social  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago
@ jalopnik.com JALOPNIK could have come from tire pollution. By the way, your car's cabin is a hotspot for microplastics as well. A further report published in Environmental Research found an incredible 2,456 chemical compounds when tire rubber was investigated. One of the most dangerous was a hydrocarbon called 6PPD; when it's released into the atmosphere by tires, it can combine with the ozone in the air, causing a chemical reaction that creates 6PPD-quinone - which has proven deadly to salmon and is now being connected to neurological issues in humans. PAHS (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) are among the other nasty ingredients in tires, and those pose a "significant danger to human health and the well-being of humans," as reported in Chemosphere. Oh, and the largest non-rubber material in tires is carbon black, or soot, which is classified as fine particulate matter - and that, in turn, is associated with four million deaths per year.
@ jalopnik.com JALOPNIK could have come from tire pollution. By the way, your car's cabin is a hotspot for microplastics as well. A further report published in Environmental Research found an incredible 2,456 chemical compounds when tire rubber was investigated. One of the most dangerous was a hydrocarbon called 6PPD; when it's released into the atmosphere by tires, it can combine with the ozone in the air, causing a chemical reaction that creates 6PPD-quinone - which has proven deadly to salmon and is now being connected to neurological issues in humans. PAHS (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) are among the other nasty ingredients in tires, and those pose a "significant danger to human health and the well-being of humans," as reported in Chemosphere. Oh, and the largest non-rubber material in tires is carbon black, or soot, which is classified as fine particulate matter - and that, in turn, is associated with four million deaths per year.
@ jalopnik.com JALOPNIK could have come from tire pollution. By the way, your car's cabin is a hotspot for microplastics as well. A further report published in Environmental Research found an incredible 2,456 chemical compounds when tire rubber was investigated. One of the most dangerous was a hydrocarbon called 6PPD; when it's released into the atmosphere by tires, it can combine with the ozone in the air, causing a chemical reaction that creates 6PPD-quinone - which has proven deadly to salmon and is now being connected to neurological issues in humans. PAHS (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) are among the other nasty ingredients in tires, and those pose a "significant danger to human health and the well-being of humans," as reported in Chemosphere. Oh, and the largest non-rubber material in tires is carbon black, or soot, which is classified as fine particulate matter - and that, in turn, is associated with four million deaths per year.
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@seachanger@alaskan.social  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago
@ jalopnik.com JALOPNIK could have come from tire pollution. By the way, your car's cabin is a hotspot for microplastics as well. A further report published in Environmental Research found an incredible 2,456 chemical compounds when tire rubber was investigated. One of the most dangerous was a hydrocarbon called 6PPD; when it's released into the atmosphere by tires, it can combine with the ozone in the air, causing a chemical reaction that creates 6PPD-quinone - which has proven deadly to salmon and is now being connected to neurological issues in humans. PAHS (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) are among the other nasty ingredients in tires, and those pose a "significant danger to human health and the well-being of humans," as reported in Chemosphere. Oh, and the largest non-rubber material in tires is carbon black, or soot, which is classified as fine particulate matter - and that, in turn, is associated with four million deaths per year.
@ jalopnik.com JALOPNIK could have come from tire pollution. By the way, your car's cabin is a hotspot for microplastics as well. A further report published in Environmental Research found an incredible 2,456 chemical compounds when tire rubber was investigated. One of the most dangerous was a hydrocarbon called 6PPD; when it's released into the atmosphere by tires, it can combine with the ozone in the air, causing a chemical reaction that creates 6PPD-quinone - which has proven deadly to salmon and is now being connected to neurological issues in humans. PAHS (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) are among the other nasty ingredients in tires, and those pose a "significant danger to human health and the well-being of humans," as reported in Chemosphere. Oh, and the largest non-rubber material in tires is carbon black, or soot, which is classified as fine particulate matter - and that, in turn, is associated with four million deaths per year.
@ jalopnik.com JALOPNIK could have come from tire pollution. By the way, your car's cabin is a hotspot for microplastics as well. A further report published in Environmental Research found an incredible 2,456 chemical compounds when tire rubber was investigated. One of the most dangerous was a hydrocarbon called 6PPD; when it's released into the atmosphere by tires, it can combine with the ozone in the air, causing a chemical reaction that creates 6PPD-quinone - which has proven deadly to salmon and is now being connected to neurological issues in humans. PAHS (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) are among the other nasty ingredients in tires, and those pose a "significant danger to human health and the well-being of humans," as reported in Chemosphere. Oh, and the largest non-rubber material in tires is carbon black, or soot, which is classified as fine particulate matter - and that, in turn, is associated with four million deaths per year.