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Most plastic produced is dumped, landfilled, incinerated, or litters the environment.[26] Of all plastic produced, 79 percent has accumulated in landfills, informal dumpsites, or the natural environment, 12 percent incinerated, and 9 percent recycled.[27] When plastic is dumped or landfilled, it naturally breaks down into smaller microplastics, less than five millimeters in diameter, polluting the soil, water, air, wildlife, and human bodies.[28] Methods to dispose plastic waste, including burning and incineration, contribute to short-term and long-term health impacts, as harmful chemicals and particulate matter is released into the air.[29] Global Waste Flows Countries in the Global North, including the US, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, and European Union member states, have routinely exported their plastic waste as recycling to countries with weak or non-existent environmental regulations, low labor costs, and little government oversight on environmental and labor rights violations.[30] In many cases, this plastic is not actually recyclable due to product design or a lack of recycling capacity in importing countries and leads to environmental pollution in recipient countries.[31] Most countries in the Global North export their waste because they currently lack the physical infrastructure to recycle it domestically, and profits can be made by selling it to companies in other countries for processing.[32] At the same time, countries in the Global North are able to externalize the health, environmental, and economic costs of their high consumption economies by exporting their waste instead of reducing levels of consumption or investing in waste management.[33] For decades, China was the world's single largest importer of plastic waste, importing approximately 45 percent of global plastic waste from 1992 to 2016.[34] Due to the high environmental impacts of plastic waste, the Chinese government implemented its National Sword Policy in January 2018, which banned the import of most plastic waste.[35] Since this ban went into effect, exporting countries have searched for new places to send their waste, and Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Turkey have recently become key destinations for the worlds plastic waste exports.[36] As countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, have become new destinations for plastic from the Global North, many have introduced new regulations on the quality of waste imports, while other countries have banned plastic waste imports completely due to the environmental and human health impacts.[37] Recent plastic import bans by the Chinese government and other countries are leading to less plastic waste being recycled
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