In recent years, it has become clear that plastic pollution poses a significant threat to aquatic
environments and human health. Rivers act as entry points for land-based plastic waste …

Microplastics pose numerous threats to aquatic environments, yet understanding their
transport mechanisms remains limited. Drawing from natural sediment research provides …

Plastic pollution transported in rivers remains poorly understood due to the diversity of
shapes, sizes, and densities of plastics, as well as their complex interactions with biofilms …

Despite their catastrophic implications in flood events, the mobilization and transport of
large, loose objects–termed Urban Flood Drifters (UFDs)–are often overlooked in flood …

Plastic litter is the foremost ecological problem of our era. The local distribution of plastic
items is currently poorly segregated, which hinders efforts to reduce negative effects and …

The universal and growing challenge of inconsistency and ambiguity in plastic classification
schemes restricts our ability to predict plastic routing, degradation, and accumulation in all …