“Micropollutants: Pathways, Toxicity, and Strategies for Risk Mitigation”

Mayur Bhadarka; Mayur Bhadarka; D. T. Vaghela; D. T. Vaghela; Hardik Sikotariya; Neha Kharadi; Pinak Bamaniya

doi:10.1007/978-3-032-03530-1_10

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“Micropollutants: Pathways, Toxicity, and Strategies for Risk Mitigation”

2025

Mayur Bhadarka, Mayur Bhadarka, D. T. Vaghela, D. T. Vaghela, Hardik Sikotariya, Neha Kharadi, Pinak Bamaniya

Summary

Researchers review the sources, environmental pathways, and toxicological effects of micropollutants — including microplastics, heavy metals, and organic compounds — cataloging risk mitigation strategies ranging from advanced water treatment technologies to regulatory and waste management interventions.

Micropollutants, which include organic compounds, heavy metals, and microplastics, are small yet persistent contaminants originating from a variety of sources such as industrial emissions, agricultural runoff, pharmaceuticals, and household products. Due to their...

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