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Microplásticos en mi dieta
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This Spanish educational document analyzes the global plastic waste management situation with particular focus on microplastics in food. The work covers how much microplastic people consume through diet, how it reaches food, and includes analysis of Spanish waste management data.
Análisis de la situación de la gestión de residuos, especialmente centrado en plásticos. Degradación a microplásticos, contenido en alimentos, análisis.
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