Tire wear particles (TWPs), common mixed particulate emerging contaminants in the
environment, have global per capita emissions accounting for 0.23–1.9 kg/year, attracting …

The environmental fate and risks associated with tire wear particles (TWPs) are closely
linked to their biogeochemical behaviors. However, reviews that focus on TWPs from this …

Tire wear particles (TWP) have become the major microplastic pollution in China. Road
runoff containing TWP leachate can decrease the eye size and even induced mortality in the …

Most pharmaceuticals are stored in synthetic polymer bottles, manufactured using
polyethylene as the base material. The toxicological impact of pharmaceutical container …

Tire wear particles (TWPs) were considered as an important component of microplastic
pollution in the aquatic environment. To understand the ecotoxicity of TWPs to crustacean …

Particles from the tread of vehicle tyres are a global pollutant, which are emitted into the
environment at an approximate rate of 1.4 kg. year− 1 for an average passenger-car. In this …

Numerous micro-sized artificial turf fragments (MATF) and rubber particles (MRP) are
generated and accumulated during the use of the artificial playing field. However, attention …

Stormwater runoff from roadways is a global threat to water quality, aquatic organisms, and
ecosystems. Tire tread wear particles (TWP) from roadway runoff may lead to urban runoff …

Particles from tires are a major fraction of microplastic pollution. They contain a wide range
of chemical additives that can leach into the water and be harmful to aquatic organisms. In …

6PPD-quinone (6PPD-Q) is frequently detected in various environmental media, and the
environmentally relevant concentrations can be fatal to Oncorhynchus mykiss. Notably …