Scientists discovered microplastics in every fish species sampled from the Yamuna River. Fish from Delhi’s stretch showed much higher contamination than those from upstream Haryana. These plastic particles were found not only in digestive tracts but also in muscle tissues. This contamination indicates a widespread issue within the river’s aquatic food chain. Addressing this requires reducing microplastic pollution from various sources. Scientists discovered microplastics in every fish species sampled from the Yamuna River. Fish from Delhi’s stretch showed much higher contamination than those from upstream Haryana. These plastic particles were found not only in digestive tracts but also in muscle tissues. This contamination indicates a widespread issue within the river’s aquatic food chain. Addressing this requires reducing microplastic pollution from various sources.
Trending
- Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologises for child abuse ads, deepfakes and errors in operations
- NYPD officer Rebecca DePaula dies after DR surgery; family seeks probe
- Beyond Donations: How CSR Is Rewriting India’s Education Story
- Quote of the day by Socrates: “The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in…”
- Cabinet secretary TV Somanathan, home secretary Govind Mohan get one-year extensions
- Hawaii’s ancient island origins explain why it has no native snakes
- As gold, stock markets lose lustre – why your humble fixed deposit is forever
- Experts used ‘Judas goats’ to hunt down their own kind, eliminating over 140,000 invasive goats in a $10.5 million mission