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Policy Brief: Plastic Chemicals - IKHAPP

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Policy Brief: Plastic Chemicals
  • 2024

Plastics are a source of pollution throughout their entire life cycle from extraction, involving releases of greenhouse gases (GHGs), micro- and nanoplastic (MNPs) contamination, and hazardous chemicals such as endocrine disruptors, causing exposure to humans and the environment. This policy brief focuses on plastic chemicals of concern, which spans from extraction of feedstocks, through conversions to monomers, polymerization, formulation, and molding, use, management, and removal and remediation. Plastics can deposit chemical contaminants over time into everything, such as food, water, soil, clothing, air and living organisms, including humans.

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Reliable science to inform discussions at the Heads of Delegation (HODs) meetings

This short document provides an overview of useful scientific resources for each of the four clusters and other discussion topics planned by the Chair for the upcoming HoDs meetings. Download the document: In English here In French here In Spanish here
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Key sources of microplastics to the environment: Paint (2026)

This document is part of a series on key sources of micro- and nanoplastics to the environment. It was originally published in 2024, and has been updated and republished in 2026. Download the document: Paint – A key source of microplastics to the environment (EN)
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Key sources of microplastics to the environment: Microfibres from textiles (2026)

This document is part of a series on key sources of micro- and nanoplastics to the environment. It was originally published in 2024, and has been updated and republished in 2026. Download the document: Microfibres from textiles: Fate, effects, and mitigation strategies (EN)
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Key sources of microplastics to the environment: Intentionally added plastics in personal care products (2026)

This document is part of a series on key sources of micro- and nanoplastics to the environment. It was originally published in 2024, and has been updated and republished in 2026. Download the document: Intentionally added plastics in personal care products (EN)
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Key sources of microplastics to the environment: Plastic pellets, powders, and flakes (2026)

This document is part of a series on key sources of micro- and nanoplastics to the environment. It was originally published in 2024, and has been updated and republished in 2026. Download the document: Plastic pellets, powders, and flakes – a key source of microplastics to the environment (EN)