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Plastic Waste: Ecological and Human Health Impacts 1Science for Environment Policy | In-depth Reports | Plastic Waste: Ecological and Human Health Impacts November 2011 Plastic waste is a growing concern and the drivers behind it look set to continue. Although recently there has been a slight decrease in plastic production, this is unlikely to be
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