Sunscreens’ UV Filters Risk for Coastal Marine Environment Biodiversity: A Review

Considering the rapid growth of tourism in recent years and acknowledgement that exposure to solar UV radiation may cause skin cancer, sunscreens have been widely used by beachgoers decades. filters contained sunscreens, however, were recently identified as emerging pollutants coastal waters since they accumulate marine environment with different adverse effects. In fact, these components was proven be toxic most invertebrate vertebrate species. Some are linked production significant amounts reactive oxygen species (ROS), such hydrogen peroxide, release inorganic micronutrients alter status habitats. Bioaccumulation biomagnification not yet fully addressed. This review highlights progress research provides a comprehensive overview toxicological ecotoxicological effects both on abiotic biotic compartments types areas, gain better understanding impacts biodiversity.