Environmental Hazards of Plastic Wastes

Environmental Hazards of Plastic Wastes by Riti Thapar Kapoor is a timely, authoritative examination of how plastic pollution threatens ecosystems, public health, and livelihoods across urban and coastal regions — with special relevance to India and South Asia. This compelling study captures attention with clear-eyed analysis and vivid examples that make complex science accessible to policymakers, students, and concerned citizens.

Drawing on current research and real-world case studies, Kapoor explains the lifecycle of plastics, from production to disposal, and the pathways by which microplastics, leachates, and bulk waste harm soil, freshwater, and marine environments. Readers gain fresh insight into the links between plastic waste and air quality, food safety, biodiversity loss, and human health — crucial context for anyone working in environmental management, waste policy, or sustainable development.

What sets this title apart is its practical orientation: it outlines policy options, community-based solutions, and scalable waste-management strategies suited to developing economies and coastal cities. The book balances scientific rigor with actionable guidance, making it a valuable resource for NGOs, municipal planners, academics, and environmentally conscious readers seeking solutions that work locally and regionally.

If you care about reducing plastic pollution and promoting resilient, sustainable communities, this book will equip you with the knowledge and tools to act. Clear prose, grounded evidence, and thoughtful recommendations make it an essential addition to professional libraries and classroom reading lists.

Secure your copy of Riti Thapar Kapoor’s essential guide to plastic waste impacts and solutions — an indispensable resource for anyone committed to healthier environments and smarter waste policy. Order now to deepen your understanding and inspire change.

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