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Dataset for evaluating the threat of plastic pollution to global agriculture

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Haihe Gao

Summary

Researchers assembled a dataset synthesizing the long-term effects of plasticulture on crop yields and greenhouse gas emissions, aimed at evaluating how macro- and microplastic accumulation in agricultural soils threatens food and climate security globally.

Plastic pollution is a pervasive threat in global ecosystems. Plasticulture is a widely adopted method that increases crop yield, yet its long-term use results in macro- and microplastics accumulation in farmland soils, threatening food and climate security. Here, we synthesized to assess the long-term impacts and drivers of plasticulture use on crop productivity and GHG emissions.

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