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Microplastic Mitigation Behavior in Households Social Technologies and Psychological Tools Guide Ermolaeva Yulia
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Researchers explored social technologies and psychological tools that shape household-level behavior around microplastic mitigation, examining how social policy and sociology intersect to drive or inhibit individual actions that reduce plastic pollution exposure.
Social Techonologies Microplastic Mitigation Behavior^ Social Policy Sociology Pscychology
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