国家行动

For more than twenty years, IPEN members have produced original research and advocated for national regulations to prevent threats from plastics and plastic waste. Their work has successfully changed national and global policies to protect health and the environment.

IPEN members have documented threats from plastic waste in their countries, including from plastic recycling, waste dumps, and plastic waste fuels.

National research by IPEN members

IPEN members have researched impacts from the production and use of endocrine disrupting chemicals in plastics: phthalates – the everywhere and everyone chemical – and bisphenols. 

Reports

Plastic Products

For decades, IPEN members have tested plastic toys and children’s products, textiles, household goods, and other products for toxic plastic chemicals.

Plastic Waste: Country-based Reports

IPEN members have documented threats from plastic waste in their countries, including from plastic recycling, waste dumps, and other sources.

Plastic Waste Fuels: Burning Plastic, Creating Pollution

With growing mounds of plastic waste, the industry is moving to promote burning plastic waste as fuel. IPEN members researched the situation in their countries around plastic waste fuels, also called refuse-derived fuel or RDF.

Plastic Recycling Dangers

IPEN and its members have conducted several studies showing the dangers from plastic recycling to consumers, communities, and plastic waste workers.

Plastic Waste & the Food Chain

Since 2005, IPEN members have documented health threats to the food chain and the environment from plastic waste burning in incinerators and waste dumps by sampling chicken eggs from free-range chickens roaming near these facilities, documenting chemical releases from plastic waste.

Plastic: Country-based Reports​

IPEN members have conducted research on threats from plastic production, imports, use, and disposal in their countries, including from plastic recycling, waste dumps, incineration, and other sources. Their reports are often the only source of local information on impacts from plastics, and serve to inform national, regional, and global policy deliberations.

出版物

查看全部
图中并排展示了两只小熊造型的玩具，每只小熊都被白色的网布包裹着。左边的小熊是棕色的，胸部是白色的，鞋子是黑色的；右边的小熊是粉红色和黑色的，侧面有明显的文字。.

有毒塑料化学品：邻苯二甲酸盐和双酚

screenshot_2025-08-05_at_4

Plastic Waste Management with a Focus on Polymers

screenshot_2025-05-16_at_12

Plastics Treaty Scorecard

Plastics Poison the Workplace: Chemical Exposures to Plastic Waste and Recycling Workers

An informational flyer titled Hazardous Plastic Waste in Disguise: An IPEN Plastic Waste Briefing, with sections discussing refuse derived fuel (RDF), regulations, and potential hazards of burning plastic waste.

Refuse Derived Fuel: Hazardous Plastic Waste in Disguise

Ending Threats from Toxic Plastics

A rectangular green pie with a brown crust sits on a round plate atop a wooden surface. Bright green smoke or vapor rises from the pie, creating a mysterious atmosphere.

A Small Slice of the Toxic Pie

The Plastic Industry’s Muddled Math

report cover: blue plastic pellets and photo of dirty recycling facility

Hundreds of Toxic Chemicals Present in Recycled Plastic Pellets

cover image of plastic waste dump site

Frequently Asked Questions on Plastics and Chemicals

户外草地上摆放着装满空塑料瓶的大塑料袋，前方散落着许多零散的塑料瓶。在阴云密布的天空下，背景中的建筑物和树木清晰可见。.

塑料国别报告

report cover: a chemical recycling facility at night

Chemical Recycling: A Dangerous Deception

国际消除污染物网络（IPEN）
技术支持  遵守 GDPR Cookie
隐私概述

本网站使用 Cookie，以便为您提供最佳的用户体验。Cookie 信息存储在您的浏览器中，其功能包括在您再次访问我们的网站时识别您的身份，以及帮助我们的团队了解您对网站的哪些部分最感兴趣和最有用。.