Journal of Pollution

Department of General Health, Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology, Nanjing, 210044, China

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  The Management of Marine Plastic Trash through Cooperative Network Games is Being Studied
  Author(s): Xianhua Wu*
  
  Marine plastic waste pollution is a prominent example of the extensive damage that the continued expansion of resource consumption is causing to the environment. Each year, humanity generates 300 million tons of plastic waste worldwide, of which approximately 11 million tons enter the oceans, posing a threat to marine species and ecosystems, affecting human activities and health, and costing marine ecosystems at least $13 billion. By 2050, the weight of plastic waste in the ocean will surpass that of all fish if there is no management, and the amount of plastic waste that leaks into the ocean will triple by 2040. Along with the loss of biodiversity and the warming of the climate, marine plastic pollution is now a global issue that must be resolved. Global cooperation is required for marine plastic waste governance because of important characteristics like the r.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2684-4958.23.5.277

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