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Our Plastic Planet is Hurting Humanity`s Health. Is there a Solution?

Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 2023 Score: 40 ? 0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
Manfred Doepp

Summary

This commentary examines the global health impacts of plastic pollution and explores potential solutions ranging from individual behavior change to policy interventions and material innovation. The author argues that the scale of the problem demands coordinated action across governments, industries, and communities.

According to all studies, there is a contamination of the environment on this earth with plastic and its degradation products.Especially nanoplastics are highly dangerous.This trend has long since affected animals and humans.Diseases and deaths are the result.And this, although there are natural alternatives.Clear decisions and new ways are needed if humanity is not to remain exposed to this unnecessary risk.Possible solutions are the production of flax and hemp.

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