Microplastic Pollution in Freshwater Sediments: Abundance and Distribution in Selangor River Basin, Malaysia
Abstract Microplastic pollution has received growing interest due to its persistence and detrimental effects on humans and aquatic organisms. While microplastics in marine sediment have received a lot of attention, microplastics in riverine sediment, particularly in river basins, remain scarce. Ther...
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