International Conference on Microplastic Pollution and Environmental Impact (ICMPEI - 26)

This session will explore the various sources of microplastics in different environments, including urban runoff and industrial discharges. It will also examine the transport pathways that facilitate the movement of microplastics through terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

This track will focus on the ecological risks posed by microplastics to biodiversity and ecosystem health. Discussions will include the impact of microplastics on various trophic levels and their potential to disrupt ecological balance.

This session will investigate the processes of bioaccumulation and the transfer of microplastics through food webs. Research findings will highlight the implications for both wildlife and human health.

This track will delve into the potential health risks associated with human exposure to microplastics. Studies will address the pathways of exposure and the biological effects observed in human populations.

This session will present the latest advancements in analytical techniques for the detection and quantification of microplastics in various matrices. Emphasis will be placed on the challenges and innovations in sample preparation and analysis.

This track will explore the degradation processes of microplastics in different environments, including natural and engineered systems. It will also discuss emerging biodegradation technologies aimed at mitigating microplastic pollution.

This session will examine the prevalence and impact of microplastics in freshwater and marine ecosystems. Case studies will illustrate the differences in microplastic distribution and effects across these environments.

This track will focus on the emerging issue of microplastic contamination in soil ecosystems. Discussions will include sources, effects on soil health, and implications for agriculture and food safety.

This session will highlight innovative remediation strategies for addressing microplastic pollution in various environments. Participants will discuss the effectiveness and feasibility of different approaches, including physical, chemical, and biological methods.

This track will address the need for effective policy development and regulatory frameworks to manage microplastic pollution. Discussions will focus on international agreements, national policies, and local initiatives aimed at reducing microplastic emissions.

This session will explore the role of circular economy principles in managing microplastic pollution. Participants will discuss strategies for reducing plastic waste, enhancing recycling efforts, and promoting sustainable materials.