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Organic Micropollutants and Plants
1989Current studies on the causes of forest decline are focused mainly on the role of inorganic gases and the resulting acidification of the plant environment which may lead to direct or indirect injury. In the last few years, however, several studies have identified other environmental stress factors acting on plants, such as bleaching by the ...
A. Reischl, M. Reissinger, O. Hutzinger
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Micropollutants: challenges in hydrogeology
Hydrogeology Journal, 2009In the 1990s, clofibric acid, a metabolite of lipid regulators, was found in the drinking water of Berlin, Germany (Heberer and Stan 1997). This drug made its way from households via wastewater treatment plants to surface waters and further into the waterworks’ wells by artificial groundwater enrichment and bank filtration. All over the world, hundreds
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Micropollutants in Antarctic waters
2018Thanks to improved analytical techniques chemicals used in personal care and pharmaceutical products are now amongst the most commonly detected compounds in surface waters worldwide. Collectively referred to as micropollutants, they include pharmaceuticals and ingredients from cosmetics, toothpastes, sunscreen, skin moisturisers, shampoos, analgesics ...
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Recovery of Organic Micropollutants
1982To carry out comparative identifications and bioassays on water micropollutants, we try different extractive-concentration procedures on the same water samples.
A. Sdika, C. Hennequin, R. Cabridenc
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Phytoremediation of micropollutants
2022Tasmia Bashir, Sadia Zafar, Sana Bashir
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Which Micropollutants in Water Environments Deserve More Attention Globally?
Environmental Science & Technology, 2022Xiangru Zhang +2 more
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