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Remediation Techniques for Soil Contaminated with Toxic Materials from E-Waste-Associated Microplastics

Sustainable development goals series 2025
Suchitra Mitra, Md. Abdul Kader, Raj K. Saran, Saïd Lazar

Summary

Researchers reviewed remediation techniques for cleaning up soil contaminated by toxic materials from e-waste-associated microplastics, which can leach heavy metals and flame retardants into the ground when electronics are improperly disposed of — posing risks to both ecosystems and human health.

E-waste associated microplastics contamination of soil is a growing environmental concern because it contains toxic materials that can leach into the soil when improperly disposed or recycled. These toxic materials include heavy metals, flame retardants, and organic...

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