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Environmental Sources
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Quantifying the self-purification efficiency of interfaces involved during natural and artificial aquifer recharges: Microplastic Transfer Through Infiltration Practices and Their Impacts on the Ecological Functioning of Water-Sediment Interface and Groundwater Quality
SPIRE - Sciences Po Institutional REpository
2024
Laurence Volatier,
Florian Mermillod‐Blondin,
Petros Mecaj
Summary
Researchers quantified the self-purification efficiency of water-sediment interfaces during natural and artificial aquifer recharge, investigating how microplastics transfer through infiltration practices and impact the ecological functioning of these interfaces and groundwater quality. The study examined the mechanisms by which infiltration systems either retain or transmit microplastics during subsurface water movement.
Study Type
Environmental
International audience