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在土壤和动物中积累的微量元素在一个历史上被煤炭燃烧残留物污染的地点内

Kelly E Holland1,2, Tracey D Tuberville1, James C Beasley1,2

  • 1Savannah River Ecology Lab, University of Georgia, Aiken, SC, United States.

Environmental toxicology and chemistry
|January 20, 2025
PubMed
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传统的煤炭燃烧残留物 (CCRs) 继续污染土壤和野生动物,含有,和等有毒元素,几十年来没有自然减弱. 由于持续的生物积累,长期监测这些地点至关重要.

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生物积累的生物积累煤炭飞灰是什么意思 煤炭飞灰自然减弱的自然减弱.陆地生物群 地球上的生物群野生动物毒理学

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