The primary concern related to microplastics in the environment is their pervasive presence and potential harm to wildlife and human health. These tiny plastic particles can enter food chains, posing risks to aquatic organisms that ingest them and potentially transferring toxins up the food web. Additionally, microplastics can disrupt marine habitats and affect species' behavior and reproduction. As our understanding of their ecological impact grows, addressing microplastic pollution has become crucial for protecting ecosystems and promoting public health, necessitating comprehensive pollution control measures.