Estuaries are unique transition zones connecting terrestrial and coastal environments and
are recognized as primary conveyors for land-derived plastics to open oceans. Riverine …

Microplastic pollution is drastically increasing in aquatic ecosystems and it is assumed that
different sizes of microplastics have diverse impacts on the physiology of aquatic organisms …

Estuaries, which serve as vital links between land and coastal ecosystems, play a significant
part in facilitating the transfer of plastic waste from the land to the ocean. In this research, we …

Microplastics (MPs) were recognized as emerging environmental contaminants and
ubiquitously distributed in aquatic environments, including in commercial biota. Fish are …

The control of new pollutants in mariculture is a marine environmental policy direction. This
paper constructs a three-party evolutionary game model containing fishermen, sales …

Seafood is an important food source, and this chapter addresses the food safety concerns
related to plastic particles in different seafood. Here we focus on those species which are …

The aqueous environment has been reported to be seriously threatened by the pollution of
microplastics (MPs), which has been confirmed in numerous studies affecting various …

The widespread use of plastic has resulted in the accumulation of plastic waste across a
range of sizes, notably including microplastics (MPs). The introduction of MPs into aquatic …

Microplastics pollution and salinity intrusion in freshwater ecosystem is one of the worldwide
climate change consequences those have negative impacts on the physiology of aquatic …

This chapter presents an update on the status of knowledge surrounding microplastics in
fish and seafood species and the consequences to the seafood supply chain. Seafood …