The Plastic Migrant
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The Plastic Migrant
Author: Rashid Gatrad
language: en
Publisher: Troubador Publishing Ltd
Release Date: 2024-10-28
Manjolo, fleeing his homeland, in search of solace and perhaps a better life for him and his wife, finds himself embroiled in the British immigration system and lost in a world filled with single use plastics caused by the inevitability of human failings. A riches to rags story with a political edge, it not only educates but resonates, highlighting current issues, the impact of which we, the custodians of this planet, are already facing. Police officer Lyndsey Dean is the one whose presence speaks of the unlimited power of kindness and through Manjolo’s interaction with her highlights the importance of faith as a catalyst to save the world from nature’s greatest enemy – man himself. Can one man be that change?
The Plastic Migrant
Author: Professor Rashid Gatrad, OBE
language: en
Publisher: Troubador Publishing Ltd
Release Date: 2024-10-28
Manjolo, fleeing his homeland, in search of solace and perhaps a better life for him and his wife, finds himself embroiled in the British immigration system and lost in a world filled with single use plastics caused by the inevitability of human failings. A riches to rags story with a political edge, it not only educates but resonates, highlighting current issues, the impact of which we, the custodians of this planet, are already facing. Police officer Lyndsey Dean is the one whose presence speaks of the unlimited power of kindness and through Manjolo’s interaction with her highlights the importance of faith as a catalyst to save the world from nature’s greatest enemy – man himself. Can one man be that change?
Migration from Food Contact Materials
Author: L.L. Katan
language: en
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
Release Date: 1996-06-30
Presents a comprehensive view of migration into food from a scientific point of view. Discusses the effects of migration, mathematical modelling, organoleptic assessment, plastics, metals, glass, paper and board, regenerated cellulose film, elastomers, methodology, special situations, and regulations. Written for food technologists, packaging technologists, manufacturers of packaging and other food contact materials, and regulatory professionals.