Microplastics are ubiquitous environmental pollutants with the potential for adverse impacts
on ecosystems and human health. These particles originate from the fragmentation of larger …

Small-sized microplastics (MPs) pose greater ecological toxicity due to their larger surface
area, which makes them more likely to act as carriers for other pollutants and to be ingested …

The utilization of waste polymeric materials from textile, clothing and footwear (TCF) industry
as aggregates in the cement is a valuable approach to reduce plastic pollution. However …

Porous materials with ultrahigh specific strength are highly desirable for aerospace,
automotive and construction applications. However, because of the harsh processing of …

Microplastic (MP), an emerging pollutant, has been identified as a critical target in tackling
plastic pollution. Although a plethora of studies have explored MP generation from various …

Passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) is a promising practice to realize sustainable
thermal management with no energy and resources consumption. However, there remains a …

In this study, a combination of property analysis and high–throughput sequencing was used
to investigate the microbial colonization ability and their community structures and functions …

Microplastic (MP) pollution has become a pressing concern in global freshwater ecosystems
because rivers serve as essential channels for the transport of terrestrial debris to the ocean …

Many single–use plastic (SUP) options made of synthetic polymers, bio-based materials,
and blends of both are available in the market and used in large quantities. The …

Radiation stability of food packaging materials is the key to ensuring food quality. In this
study, 60Co γ-ray was selected to investigate the radiation resistance of food packaging …