Southeast Asia is considered to have some of the highest levels of marine plastic pollution in
the world. It is therefore vitally important to increase our understanding of the impacts and …

Microplastics (MPs) are a ubiquitous pollutant. They take the form of fibers, fragments,
microbeads, pellets, and foams, slowly choking up waterways, the atmosphere, and …

Microplastics have been discovered ubiquitously in marine environments. While their
accumulation is noted in seagrass ecosystems, little attention has yet been given to …

The accelerated discard and mismanagement of human-made products are resulting in the
continued input of litter into the oceans. Models and field observations show how floating …

Marine microplastic (MP) pollution represents a global environmental issue that has ignited
considerable apprehension within the international community. Seagrass beds, which serve …

Plastic pollution is now a worldwide phenomenon affecting all marine ecosystems, but some
ecosystems and regions remain understudied. Here, we review the presence and impacts of …

This study marked the first exploration of microplastics in marine invertebrates in the Red
Sea Coast of Egypt. 110 individuals from 11 different species, including Bivalvia …

The enormous usage of plastic over the last seven decades has resulted in a massive
quantity of plastic waste, much of it eventually breaking down into microplastic (MP) and …

Marine plastic pollution is a well-recognised and debated issue affecting most marine
ecosystems. Despite this, the threat of plastic pollution on seagrasses has not received …

This study is the first review of current research on microplastics (MPs) in the marine
environments at the national scale in Indonesia from 2015 to 2022. This review was …