Microplastics Ingestion by Fish Species in Thailand’s Aquatic Ecosystems

Khouloud Jaffel; G. Bauer; Khawla Jaffel; Cristian Joana; Arjay Ronald Hosmillo

doi:10.1007/978-981-95-2310-8_12

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Microplastics Ingestion by Fish Species in Thailand’s Aquatic Ecosystems

World sustainability series 2026

Khouloud Jaffel, G. Bauer, Khawla Jaffel, Cristian Joana, Arjay Ronald Hosmillo

Summary

Researchers synthesized data from 175 assessments of plastic ingestion by fish species across Thailand's aquatic habitats, revealing widespread microplastic occurrence and raising significant concerns about ecosystem health and the potential transfer of plastic contaminants to humans through seafood consumption.

Plastic ingestion by fish species in Thailand represents a significant environmental concern, with widespread occurrence across diverse habitats and potential implications for aquatic ecosystems and human health. This study synthesizes data from 175 assessments...

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