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  Nitrogen cycling in soil and groundwater, localphenomena on a global scale

  Nitrogen cycling in soil and groundwater, localphenomena on a global scale - WUR Project Nitrogen cycling in soil and groundwater, localphenomena on a...
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  Modelling of antibiotics and antimicrobial resistant bacteria in rivers in China

  Modelling of antibiotics and antimicrobial resistant bacteria in rivers in China - WUR Project Modelling of antibiotics and antimicrobial resistant...
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  WaterPath: a Future Scenario Toolkit for Waterborne Infectious Disease Modelling

  WaterPath: a Future Scenario Toolkit for Waterborne Infectious Disease Modelling - WUR Project WaterPath: a Future Scenario Toolkit for Waterborne...
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  Multi-pollutant assessment and solutions forclean water in Three Gorges Reservoir area in China

  Multi-pollutant assessment and solutions forclean water in Three Gorges Reservoir area in China - WUR Project Multi-pollutant assessment and solutions...
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  Antibioticsin a multifunctional reservoir: exploring its occurrence, sources, and impact on reservoir services

  Antibioticsin a multifunctional reservoir: exploring its occurrence, sources, and impact on reservoir services - WUR Project Antibioticsin a...
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  Multi-pollutant modelling of water quality

  Multi-pollutant modelling of water quality - WUR Project Multi-pollutant modelling of water quality Research introduction More than one pollutant in...
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  Environmental sustainability of Bangladesh shrimp industry in the context of climate change

  Environmental sustainability of Bangladesh shrimp industry in the context of climate change - WUR Project Environmental sustainability of Bangladesh...
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  Global waterborne pathogen modelling

  Waterborne pathogens pose a health risk all over the world. In many regions quantitative information on these pathogens is essential, but unavailable....

• Quantifying the Impact of Flooding on Faecal Indicator Organisms in the Betna river basin of Southwest Bangladesh

  Due to climate change, Bangladesh has been experiencing more frequent and intense flooding. Flooding causes epidemics of diarrheal diseases: every...