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Current research status on the distribution and transport of micro(nano)plastics in hyporheic zones and groundwater

Zhang, Dongming ; Chen, Qiqing ; Xu, Ting ; Yin, Daqiang

Journal of environmental sciences (China), 2025-05, Vol.151, p.387-409 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Elsevier B.V

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  • Título:
    Current research status on the distribution and transport of micro(nano)plastics in hyporheic zones and groundwater
  • Autor: Zhang, Dongming ; Chen, Qiqing ; Xu, Ting ; Yin, Daqiang
  • Assuntos: Abundance ; Groundwater ; Hyporheic zone ; Micro(nano)plastics ; Transport mechanisms
  • É parte de: Journal of environmental sciences (China), 2025-05, Vol.151, p.387-409
  • Descrição: •Summarized the pollution status of micro(nano)plastics in the hyporheic zone-groundwater system.•Introduced the sources and fate of micro(nano)plasticse in the hyporheic zone-groundwater system.•Analyzed the transport mechanisms of micro(nano)plastics within the hyporheic zone-groundwater system.•Proposed prospects for future studies based on the limitations of current studies. Micro(nano)plastics, as an emerging environmental pollutant, are gradually discovered in hyporheic zones and groundwater worldwide. Recent studies have focused on the origin and spatial/temporal distribution of micro(nano)plastics in regional groundwater, together with the influence of their properties and effects of environmental factors on their transport. However, the transport of micro(nano)plastics in the whole hyporheic zone-groundwater system and the behavior of co-existing substances still lack a complete theoretical interpretation. To provide systematic theoretical support for that, this review summarizes the current pollution status of micro(nano)plastics in the hyporheic zone-groundwater system, provides a comprehensive introduction of their sources and fate, and classifies the transport mechanisms into mechanical transport, physicochemical transport and biological processes assisted transport from the perspectives of mechanical stress, physicochemical reactions, and bioturbation, respectively. Ultimately, this review proposes to advance the understanding of the multi-dimensional hydrosphere transport of micro(nano)plastics centered on groundwater, the microorganisms-mediated synergistic transformation and co-transport involving the intertidal circulation. Overall, this review systematically dissects the presence and transport cycles of micro(nano)plastics within the hyporheic zone-groundwater system and proposes prospects for future studies based on the limitations of current studies. [Display omitted]
  • Editor: Elsevier B.V
  • Idioma: Inglês
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