The escalating production of synthetic plastics and inadequate waste management have led
to pervasive microplastic (MP) contamination in aquatic ecosystems. MPs, typically defined …

The inevitable use of plastics in the existing standard of life makes its way to ecosystems,
predominantly into the marine ecosystem. Recent research on energy recycling from marine …

Freshwater scarcity and microplastics (MPs) pollution are two concerning and intertwined
global challenges. In this work, we propose a “one stone kills two birds” strategy by …

Plastic recycling is critical for waste management and achieving a circular economy, but it
entails difficult trade-offs between performance and recyclability. Here, we report a …

Aquatic ecosystems are primary repositories for microplastics (MPs), which pose significant
risks to aquatic organisms. This study addresses the gap in understanding the effects of MPs …

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The environmental impact of traded plastic waste hinges on how it is treated. Existing
studies often use domestic or scenario-based recycling rates for imported plastic waste …

The present polyolefin hydrogenolysis recycling cases acknowledge that zerovalent Ru
exhibits high catalytic activity. A pivotal rationale behind this assertion lies in the propensity …

Photodegradation of plastic consumer products is known to accelerate weathering and
facilitate the release of chemicals and plastic particles into the aquatic environment …

Microplastics (MPs) pollution in freshwater poses a risk to various ecosystems and health
security. In 2018, the Chinese government banned fishing since 2018 in the Three Gorges …