Despite being one of the most pervasive materials on the planet, plastic and its impact on human health is poorly understood. Human exposure to it grows with increasing plastic production and use. Research into the human health impacts of plastic to date have focused narrowly on specific moments in the plastic lifecycle, from wellhead to refinery, from store shelves to human bodies, and from disposal to ongoing impacts as air pollutants and ocean plastic. Individually, each stage of the plastic lifecycle poses significant risks to human health. Together, the lifecycle impacts of plastic paint an unequivocally toxic picture: plastic threatens human health on a global scale
Plastic has completely consumed human life. We wake up to alarm clocks made of plastic, take showers...
Plastic pollution is a growing environmental problem that is attracting increasing interest across s...
This paper intends to critically review the concerns and levers of the plastics management sector. H...
Plastic is one of the most consequential inventions of the 20th century. Presently, over 335 million...
Derived from petrochemicals,1 plastics are composed of monomers that are sequenced into polymer chai...
Nobody can imagine our life without plastics nowadays. There are many advantages: it is very plastic...
Ever since the development of plastic in the 1900s, it has become one of the most commonly used mate...
Introduction Plastic pollution has attracted a tremendous amount of attention and press coverage in ...
Today, plastics are ubiquitous. They are found in almost every corner of life, including food packag...
Plastic heterogeneously affects social systems – notably human health and local and global economies...
Plastic pollution is not a new thing, not a new thing at all. Actually, concern about plastic had be...
Plastic pollution is widely known as contaminating our oceans and our land. In recent years, more an...
The majority of plastic exists in a linear economy, wherein a product is developed with raw material...
International audienceThere is agreed scientific evidence that the plastic problem must be solved. C...
Studies have shown microplastics are ubiquitous within global waterways. They have been found in wat...
Plastic has completely consumed human life. We wake up to alarm clocks made of plastic, take showers...
Plastic pollution is a growing environmental problem that is attracting increasing interest across s...
This paper intends to critically review the concerns and levers of the plastics management sector. H...
Plastic is one of the most consequential inventions of the 20th century. Presently, over 335 million...
Derived from petrochemicals,1 plastics are composed of monomers that are sequenced into polymer chai...
Nobody can imagine our life without plastics nowadays. There are many advantages: it is very plastic...
Ever since the development of plastic in the 1900s, it has become one of the most commonly used mate...
Introduction Plastic pollution has attracted a tremendous amount of attention and press coverage in ...
Today, plastics are ubiquitous. They are found in almost every corner of life, including food packag...
Plastic heterogeneously affects social systems – notably human health and local and global economies...
Plastic pollution is not a new thing, not a new thing at all. Actually, concern about plastic had be...
Plastic pollution is widely known as contaminating our oceans and our land. In recent years, more an...
The majority of plastic exists in a linear economy, wherein a product is developed with raw material...
International audienceThere is agreed scientific evidence that the plastic problem must be solved. C...
Studies have shown microplastics are ubiquitous within global waterways. They have been found in wat...
Plastic has completely consumed human life. We wake up to alarm clocks made of plastic, take showers...
Plastic pollution is a growing environmental problem that is attracting increasing interest across s...
This paper intends to critically review the concerns and levers of the plastics management sector. H...