"Plastic, Volume 9" examines the pervasive impact of plastics on the environment and society. This volume delves into the lifecycle of plastics, from production to disposal, highlighting the ecological consequences of plastic pollution. Explore the challenges and potential solutions for managing plastic waste, including recycling technologies and innovative approaches to reducing plastic consumption. With a focus on urban environments, the book offers insights into the social and economic dimensions of plastic use. It provides a comprehensive overview of this critical environmental issue, offering a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, and anyone concerned about the future of our planet.
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