AI Reads the Ocean From Space to Predict Where Microplastics Pile Up
Researchers trained machine learning models on satellite oceanographic data to accurately predict microplastic abundance across the Indian Ocean.
Researchers trained machine learning models on satellite oceanographic data to accurately predict microplastic abundance across the Indian Ocean.
A fully crossed laboratory study shows that microplastics sharply increase the mortality of bumblebees exposed to environmentally relevant ozone and ...
A new study shows that the color of polypropylene and PMMA microplastics controls how they age and how strongly they ...
Scientists have engineered zinc-doped carbon dots from a natural flavonoid that protect male fertility from microplastic-induced testicular injury by activating ...
Laboratory flume experiments reveal that air bubble barriers strongly retain large buoyant microplastics but allow small, dense particles to pass ...
A new Perspective in Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology proposes an exposome-based framework to prevent inflammatory bowel disease through targeted ...
A quality-controlled study of 30 commercial milk samples from Tehran found microplastics in every sample, with plastic-bottled milk showing roughly ...
New modelling shows that halting marine plastic inputs by 2050 is essential but insufficient, because legacy debris will keep fragmenting ...
A new review warns that sewage sludge fertilizers carry heavy metals, pathogens, pharmaceuticals, and microplastics, arguing that safe agricultural reuse ...
A 22-month isotope-labeling experiment shows polyethylene microplastics mineralize at just 0.12 percent in agricultural soil while gradually embedding themselves in ...
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