Environmental Quality Management,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
34(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 21, 2024
Abstract
The
present
study
investigated
the
effect
of
polypropylene
(PP)
microplastics
on
growth
performance,
hematological
profile
and
oxidative
stress
responses
in
liver
brain
tissues
Oreochromis
niloticus
juvenile.
microplastic
exposure
was
done
by
offering
microplastic‐incorporated
feed
to
fish.
prepared
mixing
three
different
ratios;
Low
(1.5
g/kg),
Medium
(3.0
High
(4.5
a
control
with
no
plastics
it.
trial
for
7
weeks.
A
significant
impact
performance
fish
observed
terms
body
weight
gain,
specific
rate,
metabolic
protein
efficiency
ratio
energy
retention.
All
treatments
had
difference
parameters
compared
control.
results
confirmed
erythropoietic
impairment
fishes
due
high
which
led
an
anemic
condition
mortality
early
juvenile
stage.
antioxidant
enzyme
analysis
also
shows
induced
dose‐dependent
manner.
Exposure
PP
significantly
affected
growth,
health
metabolism
O.
.
Further
studies
genetic
cellular
levels
should
be
elucidate
wide‐ranging
effects
MPs
species.
Cleaner Materials,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11, С. 100220 - 100220
Опубликована: Янв. 28, 2024
People
discover
various
materials
from
time
to
that
break
the
boundaries
of
traditional
materials.
Plastic
is
a
revolutionized
material,
and
referred
as
"a
material
with
1,000
uses".
This
review
summarized
up-to-date
research
on
plastic
its
waste
pollution.
has
domain
throughout
human
life
versatile
properties
such
lightweight,
high
durability,
flexibility,
low
production
cost.
article
describes
applications,
benefits,
production,
consumption,
classifications
plastics.
commercialization
began
Second
World
War
grew
all
over
world
within
less
than
century.
The
global
annual
more
359
million
tons.
Despite
plastics
cause
severe
environmental
public
health
issues.
Accordingly,
this
study
addresses
major
issues
environment
health.
Plastics
can
degrade
into
micro
nano
sizes,
those
fine
particles
are
spreadable
in
air,
water,
soil.
Therefore,
both
terrestrial
aquatic
animals
go
through
negative
impacts
ingestion,
entangling,
ulcers,
reproduction,
oxidative
stress.
Microplastics
also
due
cardiovascular
diseases,
chronic
kidney
disease,
birth
defects,
cancer,
etc.
closing
contains
developed
end-of-life
options
(e.g.,
recycling
reprocessing,
incineration
energy
recovery,
modification
reuse,
value
addition,
landfilling)
biodegradable
non-biodegradable
wastes.
Several
international,
regional/national
level
legislations
policies/concepts
trade,
3R
policy,
circular
economy)
available
manage
generation.
management
discussed
offering
practical
insights
real-world
scenarios.
Solutions
challenges
effective
guide
create
sustainable
environmentally
responsible
approach.
Finally,
highlights
importance
judicious
decisions
involvement
stakeholders
overcome
crisis.
Reviews in Aquaculture,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
17(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 6, 2024
ABSTRACT
Changes
in
water
quality
significantly
shape
fish
behavior,
a
crucial
index
reflecting
the
growth
and
welfare
status
of
fish.
Given
centrality
this
relationship
to
aquaculture
practices,
comprehensive
understanding
how
dynamics
influence
behavior
is
imperative.
While
there
have
been
some
summaries
effects
parameters
on
physiology
growth,
few
reviews
their
reported
yet.
This
article
several
which
are
great
concern
from
multiple
facets
actual
production,
including
physical
(water
temperature
turbidity),
chemical
(dissolved
oxygen,
salinity,
pH,
inorganic
nitrogen),
pollutants
(microplastics
crude
oil),
gained
increasing
attention
researchers
practitioners
over
past
decades.
Variations
these
can
exert
profound
physiology,
metabolism,
internal
tissues
organs,
sensory
perception,
influences
behaviors
such
as
swimming,
schooling,
feeding,
predation,
anti‐predation,
aggression,
courtship,
well
adaptive
stress‐related
exploration,
avoidance
response,
anxiety‐like
behavior.
By
synthesizing
behavioral
changes
caused
by
specific
parameters,
review
aims
provide
strong
support
for
further
quality‐related
research,
thereby
fostering
environments
conducive
both
productivity.
