ARTYKUŁ ORYGINALNY
Nasze życie z plastikiem, przegląd aspektów nadużywania produktów z tworzyw sztucznych w dobie konsumpcjonizmu
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Regionalne Centrum Badań Środowiska, Rolnictwa i Technologii Innowacyjnych EKO-AGRO-TECH, Akademia Bialska, Polska
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Zakład Zarządzania, Akademia Bialska
Data nadesłania: 13-02-2024
Data ostatniej rewizji: 02-10-2024
Data akceptacji: 03-10-2024
Data publikacji: 14-11-2024
Autor do korespondencji
Ewa Plażuk
Regionalne Centrum Badań Środowiska, Rolnictwa i Technologii Innowacyjnych EKO-AGRO-TECH, Akademia Bialska, Sidorska 107C, 21-500, Biała Podlaska, Polska
Regionalne Centrum Badań Środowiska, Rolnictwa i Technologii Innowacyjnych EKO-AGRO-TECH, Akademia Bialska, Sidorska 107C, 21-500, Biała Podlaska, Polska
Rozprawy Społeczne/Social Dissertations 2024;18(1):506-525
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Streszczenie: Szacunkowo określa się, że co roku do oceanów trafia nawet do 9 milionów ton odpadów z plastikowych surowców. Jest coraz więcej badań na temat szkodliwości mikroplastiku na nasze zdrowie. O ile aspekty stosowania polimerowych opakowań do żywności, naczyń, czy mebli i ubrań z tworzyw sztucznych często podyktowane są względami ekonomicznymi, o tyle psychologiczne, socjologiczne i kulturowe aspekty mogą być kształtowane na poziomie funkcjonowania zdrowych i racjonalnych wyborów produktów na rynkach lokalnych. Wobec wzmożonej ekspozycji na plastik w otaczającym nas świecie celem nauk przyrodniczych jest rozwijanie narzędzi badawczych nad szkodliwością mikroplastiku. W ramach społecznej odpowiedzialności nauki socjologiczne powinny dawać zalecenia w dziedzinach życia społecznego i proponować praktyczne działania w celu uświadamiania ludzi skąd się bierze mikroplastik i jak ograniczyć jego stosowanie. Materiał i metody: Przegląd literaturowy - nie dotyczy Wyniki: Przegląd literaturowy - nie dotyczy Wnioski: Przegląd literaturowy - nie dotyczy
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