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While the study provides valuable insights, it does not address the long-term impact of PS oxidation on soil microbial communities, which are crucial for sustainable soil health and crop productivity. Could the authors elaborate on whether microbial diversity or activity was assessed post-remediation?
Moreover, the observed soil acidification warrants further exploration; what strategies might mitigate this effect to ensure broader applicability of the remediation technique?