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Policy and Regulatory Approaches to Mitigating Micro- and Nano Plastic Pollution

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Mohit Yadav, Ashutosh Pandey, Xuan‐Hoa Nghiem

Summary

This chapter reviews policy and regulatory approaches to addressing microplastic and nanoplastic pollution globally. The study examines existing regulations, treatment technologies, and prevention strategies including product design modifications and improved waste management. The authors emphasize that effective governance requires collaboration among stakeholders and continued research, particularly on nanoplastics and human health impacts.

Microplastic and nano-plastic pollution poses a significant global challenge. This chapter examines the sources, pathways, and impacts of these contaminants. It explores existing policies, regulations, and treatment technologies while highlighting the need for a comprehensive approach. Prevention strategies, including design modifications, consumer education, and waste management improvements, are emphasized. Building trust and cooperation among stakeholders is crucial for effective governance and implementation. Continued research, focusing on nano-plastics, human health, and environmental impacts, is essential. By combining policy, technology, and stakeholder engagement, it is possible to mitigate microplastic and nano-plastic pollution and protect ecosystems.

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