Current Opinion in Environmental Science & Health 

TL;DR: The annual production of plastic textile fibers has increased by more than 6% per year, reaching 60 million metric tons, about 16% of world plastic production as discussed by the authors, and the degradation of these fibers produces fibrous microplastics (MPs) which have been observed in atmospheric fallouts, as well as in indoor and outdoor environments.

TL;DR: The presence and effects of plastic debris is increasingly investigated as mentioned in this paper and the majority of studies focus on microplastics (MPs), but few reports suggest that plastic fragments in the environment are harmful.

TL;DR: The majority of micro(nano)plastic research has been concentrated on the marine environment as discussed by the authors, however, this focus overlooked key processes and pathways of micro-nano-plastics in the terrestrial environment that are of critical importance for their global environmental budget and exposure of humans and biota.

TL;DR: In this article, the main features of wastewater treatment and several of the characteristics of reclamation and reuse are developed in the context of water scarcity, where the main possibilities to cope with water scarcity is wastewater reclamation.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors reviewed the strength of evidence, opportunities and challenges for the application of sewage surveillance to inform public health decision-making, including sampling sites, strategies, sample transport, storage and quantification methods, together with the approach and evidence base for quantifying prevalence of infection from measured wastewater concentration.