As a global strategy for mitigating climate change, organic amendments play critical roles in
restoring stocks in carbon (C) depleted soils, preserving existing stocks to prevent further …

Microplastics (MPs) are pollutants of emerging concern that have been reported in terrestrial
and aquatic ecosystems as well as in food items. The increasing production and use of …

Microfibers are the most common type of microplastics in freshwater environments.
Anthropogenic climate stressors, such as freshwater acidification (FA), can interact with …

Micro-and nanoplastics (MNP) have recently received particular attention in freshwater and
marine ecosystems, but less is known about their impact on terrestrial species. Ants can be …

Microplastics (MPs) have been identified as a major potential threat to the biota and human
health. Despite the exponential increase in MP research worldwide, few studies have …

Heavy metal and microplastic pollutions are prevalent in freshwater ecosystems, with many
freshwater bodies being contaminated by one or both of these pollutants. Recent studies …

Microplastics, pervasive pollutants in aquatic environments, have been primarily studied for
their impact on marine ecosystems. However, their effects on freshwater systems …

Multiple local anthropogenic pressures and climate changes threaten the biodiversity of
aquatic insects in the Amazon. In this chapter, we review the impacts of various land use …

Microplastics may negatively affect shredder invertebrates in aquatic ecosystems,
influencing litter breakdown and nutrient cycling, resulting in adverse effects on the trophic …

Microplastics (MPs) have become an important concern among scientists and policymakers
all around the globe. Despite this, the contribution of MPs to global warming and climate …