%0 Journal Article 
%A Baztan, Juan
%A Jorgensen, Bethany
%A Carney Almroth, Bethanie
%A Bergmann, Melanie
%A Farrelly, Trisia
%A Muncke, Jane
%A Syberg, Kristian
%A Thompson, Richard C.
%A Boucher, Justin
%A Olsen, Tara
%A Álava, Juan José
%A Assefa Aragaw, Tadele
%A Bailly, Denis
%A Jain, Aanchal
%A Bartolotta, Jill
%A Castillo, Arturo
%A Collins, Terrence
%A Cordier, Mateo
%A De-Falco, Francesca
%A Deeney, Megan
%A Férnandez, Marina
%A Gall, Sarah
%A Gammage, Tom
%A Ghiglione, Jean-François
%A Gundogdu, S.
%A Hansen, Teis
%A Issifu, Ibrahim
%A Knoblauch, Doris
%A Wang, Melissa
%A Kvale, Karin
%A Monsaingeon, Baptiste
%A Moon, Sangcheol
%A Morales Caselles, María del Carmen
%A Reynaud, Stephanie
%A Rodríguez-Seijo, Andrés
%A Stoett, Peter
%A Varea, Rufino
%A Velis, Costas
%A Villarrubia-Gómez, Patricia
%A Wagner, Martin
%T Primary plastic polymers: Urgently needed upstream reduction
%D 2025
%@ 2755-094X
%U http://hdl.handle.net/10498/38700
%X The transition away from non-essential single-use plastics is fundamental for ending plastic pollution. The growing production and substantive subsidies to oil and gas extraction are keeping the price of PPP artificially low, with severe economic, societal and environmental repercussions.
%K plastic pollution
%K Plastic production reduction
%K primary plastic polymers
%~ Universidad de Cádiz