Waste,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 7 - 7
Published: Feb. 22, 2025
Water
pollution
from
herbicide
contamination
poses
a
significant
environmental
challenge,
necessitating
effective
regenerative
materials
for
their
removal.
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic
acid
and
glyphosate
are
among
the
most
widely
used
herbicides
weed
control.
This
study
aimed
to
synthesize
polymeric
removal
of
these
compounds
aqueous
media.
The
evaluated
adsorption
capacity,
isotherms,
kinetics,
regeneration
influence
pH
on
adsorption,
alongside
disinfection
tests.
Biodegradable
polymers
including
chitosan,
sodium
alginate,
guar
gum
were
cross-linked
characterized
using
infrared
Raman
spectroscopy.
Two
samples
(experiment
C
M)
exhibited
capacities
49.75
±
1.474
mg
g−1
26.53
1.326
acid,
respectively.
Optimal
was
observed
at
3.00
6.00
acid.
Langmuir
Dubinin–Radushkevich
isotherms
best
described
behavior
Kinetic
studies
indicated
that
process
followed
pseudo-second-order
model.
Infrared
absorption
spectra
confirmed
cross-linking
in
polymer
samples.
Regeneration
tests
showed
remained
consistent
over
three
reuse
cycles,
while
increased.
Disinfection
Escherichia
coli
total
coliforms
demonstrated
reduction
colony-forming
units,
supporting
suitability
material
this
application.
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(7), P. e29128 - e29128
Published: April 1, 2024
Pesticides
are
chemical
constituents
used
to
prevent
or
control
pests,
including
insects,
rodents,
fungi,
weeds,
and
other
unwanted
organisms.
Despite
their
advantages
in
crop
production
disease
management,
the
use
of
pesticides
poses
significant
hazards
environment
public
health.
Pesticide
elements
have
now
perpetually
entered
our
atmosphere
subsequently
contaminated
water,
food,
soil,
leading
health
threats
ranging
from
acute
chronic
toxicities.
can
cause
toxicity
if
a
high
dose
is
inhaled,
ingested,
comes
into
contact
with
skin
eyes,
while
prolonged
recurrent
exposure
leads
toxicity.
produce
different
types
toxicity,
for
instance,
neurotoxicity,
mutagenicity,
carcinogenicity,
teratogenicity,
endocrine
disruption.
The
pesticide
formulation
may
depend
on
specific
active
ingredient
presence
synergistic
inert
compounds
that
enhance
modify
its
Safety
concerns
need
hour
contemporary
pesticide-induced
hazards.
effectiveness
implementation
current
legislature
providing
ample
protection
human
key
concerns.
This
review
explored
comprehensive
summary
regarding
updated
impacts
advanced
safety
legislation.
Implementing
regulations,
proper
training,
education
help
mitigate
negative
promote
safer
more
sustainable
agricultural
practices.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
29(51), P. 76687 - 76711
Published: Sept. 29, 2022
Abstract
The
widespread
use
of
herbicides
has
increased
concern
about
the
hazards
and
risks
to
animals
living
in
terrestrial
aquatic
ecosystems.
A
comprehensive
understanding
their
effective
action
at
different
levels
biological
organization
is
critical
for
establishing
guidelines
protect
ecosystems
human
health.
Dinitroanilines
are
broad-spectrum
pre-emergence
currently
used
weed
control
conventional
agriculture.
They
considered
extremely
safe
agrochemicals
because
they
act
specifically
on
tubulin
proteins
inhibit
shoot
root
growth
plants.
However,
there
a
lack
toxicity
information
regarding
potential
risk
exposure
non-target
organisms.
aim
present
review
focus
side
effects
most
commonly
active
ingredients,
e.g.
pendimethalin,
oryzalin,
trifluralin
benfluralin,
animal
cells
invertebrates
vertebrates.
Acute
varies
from
slightly
high
species
(i.e.
nematodes,
earthworms,
snails,
insects,
crustaceans,
fish
mammals)
depending
species-specific
ability
tested
organisms
adsorb
discharge
toxicants.
Cytotoxicity,
genotoxicity
activation
oxidative
stress
pathways
as
well
alterations
physiological,
metabolic,
morphological,
developmental
behavioural
traits,
reviewed
here,
indicate
that
sublethal
concentrations
ingredients
poses
clear
hazard
humans.
Further
research
required
evaluate
molecular
mechanisms
these
cell
functions
multiple
levels,
communities,
including
commercial
formulations.
The Lancet Planetary Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(12), P. e948 - e949
Published: Nov. 7, 2023
Parkinson's
disease
is
undergoing
the
fastest
rise
in
prevalence
among
neurological
diseases
worldwide.1Dorsey
ER
Sherer
T
Okun
MS
Bloem
BR
The
emerging
evidence
of
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Google
Scholar
This
growth
caused
part
by
exposure
to
environmental
toxicants,
with
a
particular
concern
revolving
around
pesticides.
Many
pesticides
cause
nigrostriatal
cell
death
and
produce
parkinsonian
signs
exposed
animals.
Moreover,
farmers
have
an
increased
risk
developing
disease.1Dorsey
There
intense
debate
Europe
glyphosate,
vote
November,
2023,
on
renewing
its
marketing
authorisation.
Glyphosate
controversial
herbicide
because
concerns
public
health
risks,
including
cancer.
individuals
are
international
SPRINT
study
finding
glyphosate
residues
faeces
70%
participants
(farmers,
their
neighbours,
urban
residents).2Mol
H,
Dias
J,
Scheepers
P,
et
al.
Pesticides
biomonitoring:
feces
as
new
matrix
comparison
urine
data.
International
Society
for
Exposure
Science
Annual
meeting;
Aug
27–31,
2023.Google
We
urgently
appeal
governments
policy
makers
throughout
European
Union
against
extending
authorisation
another
10
years.
Our
opinion
based
two
considerations,
illustrated
here
using
example,
although
similar
apply
other
neurodegenerative
(eg,
Alzheimer's,
motor
neuron
disease)
intellectual
disabilities
children.
Current
regulatory
actions
inadequate.
It
impossible
estimate
safety
relation
current
actions—defined
Food
Safety
Authority
(EFSA)—have
serious
shortcomings.
First,
procedures
test
neurotoxicity
too
crude.
Experimental
animals
pesticides,
assessed
primarily
evaluating
occurrence
clinically
discernible
symptoms
However,
case
system,
arise
only
after
extensive
damage
has
been
inflicted,
loss
60–70%
nerve
cells.
If,
40%
those
cells
died,
animal
seems
healthy,
but
tested
pesticide
anything
safe.
Therefore,
absence
these
experiments
does
not
exclude
relevant
damage.
Targeted
post-mortem
counts
brain
regions
necessary,
actions.
shortcoming
had
long
recognised
researchers,
was
also
acknowledged
recent
working
conference
organised
EFSA:3EFSAWorkshop
EFSA
NAMs
project
neurotoxicants.https://www.pan-europe.info/sites/pan-europe.info/files/public/resources/other/Agreed%20minutes%207-8%20September%202022.pdfDate
accessed:
November
4,
2023Google
"Overall,
there
broad
consensus
that
currently
existing
procedures,
actions,
likely
give
us
inadequate
insight
into
actual
neurotoxic
specific
substantia
nigra,
consequently,
offer
assessment
human
exposure."
Second,
doses
were
probably
low
representative
everyday
exposure.
present
concentrations
typically
reach
humans
dietary
can
travel
distances
through
air
high
house
dust
homes
residents
living
nearby
farmland,4Navarro
I
de
la
Torre
A
Sanz
P
al.Occurrence
indoor
farmworker
households
across
Argentina.Sci
Total
Environ.
2023;
905167797Crossref
(0)
thus
creating
via
skin
inhalation.
These
entry
routes
such
should
be
considered
explicitly
when
assessing
glyphosate's
neurotoxicity.
Third,
neurodegeneration
affecting
gut
microbiome,
shown
studies
where
produced
changes
intestinal
bacteria.5Kulcsarova
K
Bang
B
Berg
D
Schaeffer
E
microbiome-gut-brain
axis:
Convergent
pathways
pathogenesis
Disease.J
:
1-28Google
Such
microbial
could
act
first
event
triggers
cascade
processes,
spreading
from
neurons
vagal
brain.
Evaluation
microbiome
downstream
processes
therefore
become
improved
Fourth,
isolated
presently
being
assessed.
reality
so-called
cocktails
which
contain
multiple
pesticides.2Mol
Recent
work
showed
co-exposures
different
results
greater
dopaminergic
than
any
single
pesticide.6Paul
KC
Krolewski
RC
Lucumi
Moreno
al.A
iPSC
screen
identifies
classifies
Parkinson-relevant
pesticides.Nat
Commun.
142803Google
identified
cocktail
included
mechanisms
action,
compounds
raised
previously
isolation.
findings
indicate
little
said
about
used
glyphosate.
Finally,
much
research
far
conducted
industry
itself,
they
omit
at
least
some
evaluation
dossier.
For
omitted
linked
young
rats
utero.7Mie
Rudén
C
What
you
don't
know
still
hurt
you—underreporting
EU
regulation.Environ
Health.
2022;
21:
79Crossref
(3)
Independent
evaluation.
Taken
together,
data
gap
it
comes
diseases.
this
important
knowledge
addressed
reassessment
might
disease,
indicated
four
(summarised
here8Eriguchi
M
Iida
Ikeda
S
al.Parkinsonism
Relating
Intoxication
Glyphosate.Intern
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2019;
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Scholar)
one
epidemiological
study.9Caballero
Amiri
Denney
JT
Monsivais
Hystad
Amram
O
Estimated
Residential
Agricultural
Chemicals
Premature
Mortality
Disease
Washington
State.Int
J
Environ
Res
Public
152885Crossref
(22)
In
experiment,
co-exposure
plus
MPTP,
potent
neurotoxin
kills
neurons,
associated
MPTP
alone.10Pu
Y
Chang
L
Qu
al.Glyphosate
exacerbates
mouse
repeated
administration
MPTP.Neurosci
Lett.
2020;
730135032Crossref
(8)
Furthermore,
higher
levels
urinary
neurofilament
light
protein,
indicator
neural
diseases.11Yang
AM
Chu
PL
Wang
Lin
CY
Association
between
serum
chain
sample
US
adults:
NHANES
2013-2014.J
Expo
Sci
Epidemiol.
(published
online
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6.)https://doi.org/10.1038/s41370-023-00594-2Crossref
latter
effects
seen
general
population—that
is,
people
professionally.
vitro
suggest
oxidative
stress,
neuroinflammation
mitochondrial
dysfunction,
all
context
disease.12Costas-Ferreira
Durán
R
Faro
LRF
Toxic
Effects
Nervous
System:
Systematic
Review.Int
Mol
Sci.
234605Crossref
(25)
Overall,
inconclusive,
sufficient
biologically
plausible
link
death,
hence
disease.
Together
shortcomings
rapid
concern.
following
advice
makers:
first,
years,
consider
admission
briefer
period
time,
maximally
5
urge
authorities
release
funding
development
specifically
targeting
evaluated
according
framework
independent
scientific
institutions,
immediately
include
same
Only
demonstrate
criteria
may
continue
used.
parallel,
alternatives
use
must
pursued
vigorously.
measures
will
help
protect
our
population
risks.
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