Living Well With Plastics: The Politics of the Plastics Crisis

Tobias D.  Nielsen; Jacob Hasselbalch; Karl Holmberg; Johannes Stripple

Living Well With Plastics: The Politics of the Plastics Crisis

Tobias D. Nielsen, Jacob Hasselbalch, Karl Holmberg, Johannes Stripple

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Abstract

Despite the many benefits of plastics, the global plastic system is increasingly being recognized as the source of severe environmental problems.

Original language	English
Publication date	3 Sept 2019
Place of Publication	Weinheim
Publisher	Wiley
Publication status	Published - 3 Sept 2019

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