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The plastics paradox. 26 October 2020. From high-profile TV segments to changes in UK policy and new innovation, UKRI-funded research into plastic waste has had a wide range of impacts across society. Plastics are essential to everyday life but the way we use them is unsustainable. UKRI-supported researchers and innovators are on the case.
6 mar 2020 · From the Back Cover. The Plastics Paradox is the first and only book to reveal the truth about plastics and the environment. Based on over 400 scientific articles, the book dispels the myths that the public believe today. We are told that plastics are not green when in fact, they are usually the greenest choice.
- Chris DeArmitt
17 lug 2019 · The following is an excerpt from "The Plastics Paradox," originally published July 17, 2019 [51 pgs]. Disclosure Information available at
In general plastic is greener than metal, glass or paper. Sometimes paper and plastic are close, in which case the lighter product will usually be the one with least impact. In the case of straws, don’t take any straw at all. In the case of water, avoid containers where possible and drink tap water. Simple.
9 mag 2024 · L’ultimo libro di Chris DeArmitt, “The Plastic Paradox”, nasce dalla raccolta di 400 articoli scientifici e sfata molti miti che accusano la plastica di essere il materiale più inquinante. Ci viene detto che la plastica non è verde, quando in realtà è la scelta più verde secondo l’analisi del ciclo di vita (LCA).
26 feb 2024 · Abstract. Plastics are rapidly accumulating in blue carbon ecosystems, i.e., mangrove forests, tidal marshes, and seagrass meadows. Accumulated plastic is diverted from the ocean, but the extent and nature of impacts on blue carbon ecosystem processes, including carbon sequestration, are poorly known. Here, we explore the potential positive and ...
Sipinen et al. found that unstabilized PP takes up oxygen and begins to degrade in 300 hours at 70°C and they also reported that PP could be made to degrade even more rapidly using small amounts of pro-degradant additives. So, we now know that one of the most common plastics degrades rapidly even at room temperature.
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