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What Defines a Plastic-Burdened Community?—Part I, An environmental justice framework for identifying exposure disparities and informing mitigation investment
The ubiquity of plastic in the modern economy has created a global crisis. Plastic pollution is now everywhere worldwide, and increasingly poses grave risks to human health and the environment. However, while this plastic burden is widespread, lower-income communities and communities of color are d
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