Assessment and Fate of Micropollutants in the Environment

Neha Kharadi; B. G. Chudasma; Mohit Bamaniya; Mayur Bhadarka; Mayur Bhadarka; Hardik Sikotariya

doi:10.1007/978-3-032-03530-1_2

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Assessment and Fate of Micropollutants in the Environment

2025

Neha Kharadi, B. G. Chudasma, Mohit Bamaniya, Mayur Bhadarka, Mayur Bhadarka, Hardik Sikotariya

Summary

Researchers reviewed the sources, behavior, and environmental fate of micropollutants — including microplastics, heavy metals, and industrial chemicals — finding that these persistent contaminants spread widely through ecosystems and pose compounding risks to wildlife and human health.

Micropollutants, which include a variety of organic chemicals, heavy metals, and microplastics, are persistent and widespread contaminants that originate from multiple sources, such as industrial processes, agricultural runoff, pharmaceuticals, and everyday household...

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