It's summertime.
Happy summertime.
And maybe you're not totally happy because of that one war or that other war or your concerns over our trade war or maybe you're worried about some new war.
But at least we've got summer and the sun or Where I live in DC, we've got rain and sun.
Summer in DC means lots and lots of rain,
just like earth shattering thunderstorms that break when the humidity builds and builds and builds and the skies just can't take it anymore.
And it turns out there's plastic in that rain?
Not like big chunks of plastic.
Our old arch nemesis microplastics are in the rain.
And earlier this year we explained and today we're going to revisit that explanation.
Support for the show today comes from New York Magazine.
Our colleagues, hello, New York Magazine is dropping a special Hamptons issue on June 23rd,
spotlighting the personality's social scenes and shifting power dynamics that define the summer enclave,
alongside the season's most exciting new openings.
If that's for you, don't miss New York Magazine.
You can find it on Newsstands.
You can subscribe, New York Magazine.
really a good magazine.
I just want to say one word to you.
Just one word.