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Microplastics in freshly fallen snow from remote high-altitude ecosystems of the Kaçkar mountains (Southeastern black Sea, Türkiye)
Atmospheric transport is a primary mechanism for dispersing microplastics (MPs) to remote high-altitude ecosystems. This study presents the first assessment of microplastic contamination in freshly fallen snow from five high-altitude sites (Handüzü, Çağrankaya, Elevit, Ovit, and Tulumpınar) in the K
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