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Microplastic: Global Pollution Controlling Policy
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Researchers analyzed global policy frameworks for controlling microplastic pollution, evaluating existing regulations and international agreements targeting plastic production, single-use items, and industrial discharge, and identifying gaps that hinder effective reduction of sub-5mm plastic particles in marine and terrestrial environments.
Microplastics (MPs) pollution poses a significant and growing threat to the health of our oceans, marine life, and ultimately, human well-being. These minute plastic particles, measuring less than 5 mm in size, derive from a variety of sources including plastic...
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