A Global Perspective of Human Health Impact on Exposure to Electronic and Plastic Wastes

Ankita Priyadarshini; Alok Prasad Das; Alok Prasad Das; Kiran Bala; Dipalee Bhanja

doi:10.1007/698_2026_1251

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A Global Perspective of Human Health Impact on Exposure to Electronic and Plastic Wastes

The handbook of environmental chemistry 2026

Ankita Priyadarshini, Alok Prasad Das, Alok Prasad Das, Kiran Bala, Dipalee Bhanja

Summary

Researchers reviewed the human and environmental health impacts of growing electronic and plastic waste streams, finding that hazardous substances from these waste sources persist in both the environment and the human body and are associated with long-term health risks including chronic disease.

The alarming global trend of increasing electronic and plastic waste represents a significant environmental and public health risk. These waste streams contain hazardous substances that persist in the environment and human body and are health-threatening upon...

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