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Tackl ing the global microplastic challenge
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This article in Chemistry International discusses the global challenge of microplastic pollution and explores scientific and policy strategies being developed to address what has become one of the most pervasive environmental contamination problems of our time.
Article Tackl ing the global microplastic challenge was published on April 1, 2023 in the journal Chemistry International (volume 45, issue 2).
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