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Additional file 1 of Microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge in a subterranean estuary of Southwest India
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Researchers provided supplementary material for a study on microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge in a subterranean estuary of southwest India.
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Additional file 1 of Microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge in a subterranean estuary of Southwest India
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Researchers provided supplementary material for a study on microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge in a subterranean estuary of southwest India.
Microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge in a subterranean estuary of Southwest India
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Researchers quantified microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) in a subterranean estuary on the southwest coast of India, identifying this previously overlooked pathway as a conduit for microplastic transport to the marine environment. The study found that SGD delivers substantial quantities of microplastics to coastal waters, with fluxes influenced by tidal dynamics and the mixing of terrestrial groundwater with saline porewater.
Microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge in a subterranean estuary of Southwest India
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Researchers investigated submarine groundwater discharge as a transport pathway for microplastics in a subterranean estuary on the southwest coast of India, finding that this understudied coastal process contributes measurably to marine MP inputs alongside rivers and surface runoff.
Microplastic flux through submarine groundwater discharge in a subterranean estuary of Southwest India
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Researchers investigated submarine groundwater discharge as a transport pathway for microplastics in a subterranean estuary on the southwest coast of India, finding that this understudied coastal process contributes measurably to marine MP inputs alongside rivers and surface runoff.
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