Supplementary materials to "Always on my mind: Stakeholder perspectives on (micro) plastic pollution in Indonesia" [Transparency Checklist]

Summary

Note: this document is actually just a supplementary transparency checklist for a research paper, not the study itself, so there's no data to summarize here. Based on the related paper's title, it appears researchers talked with people in Indonesia—likely community members, officials, or industry figures—about their views on plastic and microplastic pollution. Understanding how people think about this issue matters because plastic pollution is a growing health concern, as tiny plastic particles have been found in our food, water, and even human blood, and local perspectives can help shape more effective solutions.