Airborne microplastic pollution could have serious effects on human health, according to a meta-analysis carried out by the University of California. This study suggests that these tiny particles, in addition to damaging the reproductive, digestive, and respiratory systems, could...
Microplastics are found everywhere, even in everyday household items, so they can be consumed at any time without one realizing it. These tiny plastic particles have spread so much that it is difficult to track their origin and presence...
Micro and nanoplastics have invaded every corner of the planet, from drinking water to the human body. These tiny fragments, invisible to the naked eye, infiltrate the soil, air, and living organisms, causing environmental and health impacts that are...
Microplastics are not only found in the air, but also in the interior of animals that often serve as food, such as fish. In this sense, a group of scientists from the Amazon State University discovered that several species...
