In this session, we aim at exploring the relationships between the natural and disturbed geochemical composition of the Earth's surface and their consequences for human and ecosystem health. Geochemic...

Due to increasing plastic production, the continuous release of primary and secondary nanoplastic particles (NPs, <1 μm) has become an emerging contam…

A recent study found high levels of two potentially deadly chemicals in humans' urine, raising concerns about tire pollution.

Plastics are a ubiquitous pollutant, and are rapidly colonized by biofilms that sorb inorganic and organic components, forming the interface between p…

The movements of water and suspended particles (inert or alive) are among the most 15 fundamental dynamical aspects of oceans, underlying numerous biological...

The deposition of microplastics in the sediments of Disko Bay, West Greenland increased markedly after 1950 alongside increased regional socio-economic development as suggested by analyzes of a Greenl...