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The world-wide waste web

Environmental Studies and Forestry

The world-wide waste web

J. H. Martínez, S. Romero, et al.

Explore the intricate global waste trade, known as the world-wide waste web (W4), revealing a network of hazardous material flows primarily from developed to developing nations. This groundbreaking research by Johann H. Martínez, Sergi Romero, José J. Ramasco, and Ernesto Estrada uncovers alarming pollution evidence in high-risk countries.... show more
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