Micro- and nanoplastics in laundry wastewater: Capture, recovery, and upcycling toward circular valorization

Key Points

• Micro- and nanoplastics were effectively captured from laundry wastewater, highlighting potential for environmental improvement.
• Over 70% of microplastics were recovered, revealing substantial efficacy compared to traditional methods.
• The approach utilizes advanced filtration techniques, presenting innovative solutions for wastewater treatment.
• This work supports the need for sustainable practices in textile industries while emphasizing the circular economy framework.