Use of Sea Waste to Enhance Sustainability in Composite Materials: A Review

The term “sea waste” generally refers to any solid, liquid, or gaseous material substance that is discarded, disposed of, abandoned in the ocean, sea, other body of salty water, such as a lagoon, etc. This includes waste generated by human activities on land makes its way into well ships and vessels at sea. Examples sea include plastic debris, chemicals toxic substances, oil spills, sewage, forms pollution. These pollutants can harm marine ecosystems, endanger life, impact health wellbeing. Efforts are being made governments, organizations, researchers, individuals reduce amount generated, clean up existing ocean. Less attention usually paid materials natural origin they considered (sometimes wrongly) be less critical; an example tons organic inorganic wash beaches daily must landfilled incinerated. present paper intends provide updated review research experiences engineering solutions able offer second life (biological) incorporating it creation new, more sustainable materials, especially composites.