Transport and fate of antibiotics in a typical aqua-agricultural catchment explained by rainfall events: Implications for catchment management
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2021
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Antibiotics receive many concerns since their negative environmental impacts are being revealed, especially in aqua-agricultural areas. Rainfall events are responsible for transferring excess contaminants to receiving waters. However, the understanding of antibiotics transport and fate responding to …
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| Authors | Dong J;Xie H;Feng R;Lai X;Duan H;Xu L;Xia X;; |
| Journal | Journal of environmental management |
| Year | 2021 |
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