Effect of an extreme flood event on solute transport and resilience of a mine water treatment system in a mineralised catchment
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Extreme rainfall events are predicted to become more frequent with climate change and can have a major bearing on instream solute and pollutant transpâ¦
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| Journal | science of the total environment |
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