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Environmental impact of ongoing sources of metal contamination on remediated sediments

Knox et al., 2016

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5949967656372369879
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Knox A
Paller M
Milliken C
Redder T
Wolfe J
Seaman J
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Science of the Total Environment

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A challenge to all remedial approaches for contaminated sediments is the continued influx of contaminants from uncontrolled sources following remediation. We investigated the effects of ongoing contamination in mesocosms employing sediments remediated by different types …
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