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Microplastics contamination in Isinuka springs and CO 2 -seeping freshwater systems in South Africa: a baseline study
Microplastic (MP) pollution is increasingly being reported in freshwater ecosystems, yet culturally significant and geochemically unique systems remain poorly studied. This study provides baseline evidence of MP contamination in South Africa’s sacred freshwater systems, specifically Isinuka springs
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