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The fate of pollutants in soil G. Petruzzelli, F. Gorini, B. Pezzarossa, F. Pedron CNR, Institute of the Ecosystem Studies (ISE), Pisa (Italy) [removed] ABSTRACT
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Document Date: 2010-03-16 10:57:22


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Japan / United States / Italy / Bangladesh / /

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European Union / Institute of the Ecosystem Studies / International Agency for Research / /

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Thomas Maltus / /

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dairy products / soils / meat / sites / water / food / /

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Ion exchange / sorption / dielectric / /

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