Microplastics have become a pervasive problem in our ecosystems. These tiny plastic particles, often smaller than a grain of rice, are produced from the degradation of synthetic materials. While their dimensions may be small, their consequences on the planet are serious. From the depths of our oceans to the peaks of mountains, microplastics have

Microplastics pose a significant threat to our environment. These tiny particles, often under five millimeters in size, originate from various sources and have been detected airand soil. The effects of microplastics to wildlife are a growing area of concern. They pose a risk to aquatic life, affecting ecosystems. Mitigating the risks requir

Plastic degradation is a serious problem facing our world. Minute plastic particles, known as microplastics, have infiltrated virtually every corner of the ecosystem, posing a severe risk to both human health and animals. These ubiquitous particles stem from from the fragmentation of larger plastic items and also are introduced into the environment