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Detection Methods
Environmental Sources
Marine & Wildlife
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Characterization of microplastics accumulated in sediments of stormwater detention basins, in relation to the land use patterns in the contributing catchment.
2023
Score: 30
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0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Rémy Bayard,
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Gislain Lipeme Kouyi,
Brice Mourier
Gislain Lipeme Kouyi,
Philippe Polomé,
Zoé Iannuzzi,
Brice Mourier
Philippe Polomé,
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Gislain Lipeme Kouyi,
Gislain Lipeme Kouyi,
Rémy Bayard,
Rémy Bayard,
Rémy Bayard,
Rémy Bayard,
Rémy Bayard,
Rémy Bayard,
Rémy Bayard,
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Brice Mourier
Summary
Microplastics in stormwater detention basin sediments were characterized and linked to surrounding land use, with roads and residential areas contributing the highest concentrations and most diverse plastic types.
International audience
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