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Contaminated seafood from shredded wind turbine blades in Nantucket

Many of Nantucket's beaches were shut down after the turbine was damaged on July 13, dumping six truckloads worth of debris into the water. It's unclear how the wind turbine was damaged
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A recent disaster off the coast of the beautiful island of Nantucket continues to unfold. A shredded turbine blade spread six TRUCKLOADS OF DEBRIS, toxic particles of fibreglass, microplastics and more, all over nearby beaches and in the seawater. Now authorities are assessing the impact upon sealife, including seafood. Read the full article here: Nantucket wind turbine disaster 
 
This begs the question - do we want these toxic particles in our food? In our bloodstream? In our children's bodies? And what are the effects of these chemicals upon human health and development? Especially given the carcinogenic impacts of such toxins.
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