Tire wear particles (TWPs), generated from tire abrasion, contribute significantly to
environmental contamination. The toxicity of TWPs to organisms has raised significant …

The increasing trend regarding the use of plastics has arisen an exponential concern on the
fate of their derived products to the environment. Among these derivatives, microplastics and …

With the widespread use of biochar, the cascading effects of biochar exposure on soil fauna
urgently require deeper understanding. A meta-analysis quantified hierarchical changes in …

Recent research has highlighted the ecological risk posed by microplastics (MPs) from
mulching film and heavy metals to soil organisms. However, most studies overlooked real …

Widespread use of the new chiral triazole fungicide mefentrifluconazole (MFZ) poses a
threat to soil organisms. Although triazole fungicides have been reported to induce …

Freeze-thaw (FT) aging can change the physicochemical characteristics of microplastics
(MPs). The toxic impacts of FT-aged-MPs to soil invertebrates are poorly understood. Here …

Plastics have surpassed traditional materials across numerous industries due to their
versatility, durability, and cost-effectiveness. However, their persistence in ecosystems …

The toxic effects of tire wear particles (TWPs) on organisms have attracted widespread
concerns over the past decade. However, the underlying toxicity mechanism of TWPs …

Plastic films are a crucial aspect of agricultural production in China, as well as a key source
of microplastics in farmland. However, research into the environmental behavior of …

In cold regions, microplastics (MPs) in the soil undergo freeze-thaw (FT) aging process. Little
is known about how FT aged MPs influence soil physico-chemical properties and microbial …