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Microplastics: Environmental Risks in Insect Ecosystem Leading to Adversity on Human Health

Springer proceedings in earth and environmental sciences 2025
S. Hmid Mohammed, Vaibhav Mishra, Anuj Sharma, Tina Sharma, Archana Gautam, Narendravikramsingh, Narendravikramsingh

Summary

Researchers examine how microplastic pollution affects insect ecosystems, tracing how plastic debris degrades into microscopic particles that are ingested by insects, disrupting their physiology and behavior, with downstream consequences for pollination, food webs, and ultimately human health given insects' foundational role in terrestrial ecosystems.

Plastic became an inevitable thing in our day-to-day life. Even though there are numerous plastics replacing projects were emerged recently we couldn’t make the use of plastic in daily life as zero. The left-over plastic debris, gradually degrade into minute...

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