Influence of Plasticizers on the Properties of Natural Sri Lanka

Occurrence and abundance of microplastics and plasticizers

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Although Sri Lanka has more than 260 open dumpsites throughout the island, a qualitative and quantitative inventory of microplastics and plasticizers in landfill leachate in Sri

Plasticizers, essential additives for enhancing plastic properties, have emerged as significant environmental and health concerns due to their persistence and widespread use.

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Microplastic pollution in Marine Protected Areas of Southern

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According to that, Sri Lanka's MPAs management status was regarded as poor, and various human activities and degradation of natural resources happen continuously (Perera

). While Polyethylene terephthalate (bio-PET),

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Occurrence and abundance of microplastics and plasticizers

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The mechanical properties of waste plastics were reduced significantly, which may be caused by changes in carbon-chain molecules. Al, Ti, Co, and other metal elements were

Sri Lanka has imported around 160,000 metric tons of raw plastics and 100,000 metric tons of intermediary or final plastic products to Sri Lanka (Kaluarachchi et al. 2020).

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Future Strategies in Plastic Waste Management

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Because of their natural properties such as inertness and low bulk densities, plastics have been commonly used in both water and food packaging, making them ideal moving materials, and low risk to

This is the first attempt that investigate the abundance of plasticizers in leachate sediment in the scientific literature, alongside the debut effort to explore the abundance of

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Microplastic waste fouls up beaches on Sri Lanka’s

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Sri Lanka’s southern coastline is dotted with popular resorts and beaches, but this once pristine landscape hasn’t been spared by the global plastic waste crisis, a study finds.

The use of polylactic acid (PLA) for food packaging is limited because it has poor mechanical and thermal properties, low ductility, and its oxygen barrier property is quite poor compared with polymers obtained from petrochemical resources. One main task of processors is to modify these properties in such a way that PLA to be able to compete with conventional

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How to reduce plastic waste in Sri Lanka?
Currently, Sri Lanka follows several common ways of getting rid of plastics by dumping them in the incinerators or as landfill. This study mainly focused on the methods of plastic waste management, the current situation of Sri Lanka, available options, and proposals to reduce the plastic wastage in Sri Lanka. Content may be subject to copyright.
Is Sri Lanka spared by the global plastic waste crisis?
Sri Lanka’s southern coastline is dotted with popular resorts and beaches, but this once pristine landscapehasn’t been spared by the global plastic waste crisis, a study finds.
Are microplastics oxidized in marine protected areas in Sri Lanka?
Microplastics were studied in coastal sand, water and lagoons in Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in Southern Sri Lanka. Fragments and filaments were the dominant shapes. Polythene, Polypropylene and Polystyrene were the most abundant polymer types and about 40% MPs were oxidized.
Are microplastics present in cultured oysters?
Microplastics in cultured oyster, Crassostrea madrasensis for human consumption. Proceedings of the 24th International Forestry and Environment Symposium 2019 of the Department of Forestry and Environmental Science, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka, 44P. Identification and quantification of microplastics using Nile Red staining
Which sand sampling sites are most affected by plastic pollution?
The sand sampling sites for the study on the southern coast of Sri Lanka. Image by Earth View Maps. The sites worst affected by plastic pollution wereDondra, Weligama and Ambalangoda, all in Southern province, due to significant recreational activity as well as fishing.
Why is plastic pollution a major burning problem in the world?
Plastics have been used widely in day to day life and as a raw material for many industries due to its unique properties. Plastic bottles, sachets, food packaging, and other items become prevalent all over the country, and due to its long-lasting properties, plastic pollution has become a major burning problem in the world.