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Microplastics are not microplastics are not microplastics
Microplastics are commonly defined as plastic particles of varying shapes less that 5 mm in diameter (NOAA, 2024a). Compared to macroplastics waste, which is relatively easy to visualise and trace back to its source, microplastic pollution is largely invisible, yet pervasive, and exerts its toxic effects in insidious ways.openaire +1 more source
The modern world faces an unprecedented challenge in managing waste effectively while striving to reduce our environmental footprint. The dual crises of burgeoning waste generation and climate change necessitate innovative approaches that integrate sustainable practices and advanced technologies.
Singh, Deepraj, Mishra, Dinesh Kumar
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Singh, Deepraj, Mishra, Dinesh Kumar
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