China's plastic waste import ban

Benson, Philippa J.

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“…(Geyer et al, 2017), and a consequent growth in the generation of plastic waste, which is currently ~300 Mt per year (Zhao et al, 2018). InChina, it is estimated thatover 70 Mt of plastic waste were producedin 2017 (Caroline et al, 2018).While most plastic waste is landfilled or incinerated, and only small amounts are recycled, a significant proportionis discarded indiscriminately, resulting in acute environmental pollution (Sharuddin et al, 2016).…”

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Bimetallic carbon nanotube encapsulated Fe-Ni catalysts from fast pyrolysis of waste plastics and their oxygen reduction properties

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Bimetallic carbon nanotube encapsulated Fe-Ni catalysts from fast pyrolysis of waste plastics and their oxygen reduction properties

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“…Plastics have become an increasing global waste problem over the last decades [1][2][3][4]. Plastic waste and micro-plastics can be found in almost every ecosystem in the world.…”

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Indicators of Consumers’ Preferences for Bio-Based Apparel: A German Case Study with a Functional Rain Jacket Made of Bioplastic

2020

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Plastic pollution is an increasing global problem, however, replacing fossil resources with bioplastics made from renewable resources could be part of the solution. Currently, no research analyzing the influencing factors for consumers’ preferences for functional apparel made of bioplastic material could be found. To close this gap in research, we conducted this study with a sample of 1673 participants that were representative of the German population aged 16 years and above. We conducted a choice based conjoint analysis for a bio-based rain jacket and measured psychographic indicators that were used as covariates in the statistical estimation of participants’ preferences for the rain jacket. Our results show the high level of importance of prior product experience, Green Consumer Values and attitude towards bioplastic for selecting bio-based apparel, and thus give first insights related to the influence of psychographic characteristics of consumers when selecting bio-based apparel.

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Metal-Organic framework-based Wood Aerogel for Effective Removal of Micro/Nano plastics

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Chem. Res. Chin. Univ.

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China's plastic waste import ban

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Bimetallic carbon nanotube encapsulated Fe-Ni catalysts from fast pyrolysis of waste plastics and their oxygen reduction properties

Bimetallic carbon nanotube encapsulated Fe-Ni catalysts from fast pyrolysis of waste plastics and their oxygen reduction properties

Indicators of Consumers’ Preferences for Bio-Based Apparel: A German Case Study with a Functional Rain Jacket Made of Bioplastic

Metal-Organic framework-based Wood Aerogel for Effective Removal of Micro/Nano plastics

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