This literature review concerns microplastics from tyre and road wear caused by road traffic.
As there is limited knowledge about microplastics in general, and microplastics from road …

According to estimates put forward in multiple studies, tire and road wear particles are one of
the largest sources to microplastic contamination in the environment. There are large …

Traffic pollution has been linked to high levels of metals and organic contaminants in road-
side soils, largely due to abrasion of tires, brake pads and the road surface. Although …

As the understanding of how stormwater pollutants are fractioned and need for mitigation
has increased, so has the investigation into more advanced treatment techniques. The …

Concentrations and ratio of dissolved and suspended forms of metals and metalloids (MMs)
in snow cover and their deposition rates from the atmosphere in the western part of Moscow …

The microplastics (MP) pollution has been receiving high attention in recent years, because
of the massive amounts of plastics it contributes to the environment. Tyre wear and road …

A literature search on traffic related metals in polluted urban snow revealed a significant
volume of references representing a substantive knowledge base. The frequently studied …

Laboratory snow melting experiments were conducted with actual late-winter snow samples,
collected just before the final snowmelt, in two similar northern Swedish cities, Luleå and …

As a climate-driven event, nonpoint source (NPS) pollution is caused by rainfall-or snowmelt-
runoff processes; however, few studies have compared the characteristics and mechanisms …

Inorganic chemicals in urban stormwater and snowmelt runoff originate from catchment
geology and anthropogenic activities. The occurrence, partitioning and mobility of six …