International Analytical Chemistry Awards

Female mosquitoes, often associated with spreading diseases such as malaria, dengue, and Zika, are now being recognized for an unexpected role: acting as carriers of plastic waste. Studies have found that mosquitoes can inadvertently carry microplastics in their bodies and transport them across different environments. This phenomenon highlights a new dimension of the environmental impact of plastic pollution. Researchers are exploring how mosquitoes' behavior and movement patterns might facilitate the spread of microplastics to even the most remote ecosystems, contributing to the global plastic crisis in unforeseen ways.

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