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MAGNO_WP4_T4.1_Dataset T4.1 - Review 1.xlsx

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This MAGNO project dataset compiles findings from a systematic review of how macro- and microplastics and nanoplastics impact human health and socioeconomic systems. The aggregated evidence base supports quantifying the true societal cost of plastic pollution, from healthcare burdens to economic losses, informing policy and intervention priorities.

Compilation of information on macro- and microplastics (MPs) and nanoplastics (NPs) impacts on human health and socioeconomic systems. The dataset summarizes key findings from Review 1 of the MAGNO project.

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