Is micropollutant-loaded powdered activated carbon from a wastewater treatment plant toxic to the bivalve Corbicula sp.?

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Prof Sures now discusses the use of parasite-infected organisms as biomonitors for conventionally-treated waste water. Some of this Sures Lab work is presented in https://t.co/cZv9m7Cq7p

24 Jun 2021

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RT @SETAC_GLB: News from our associated journal: Is micropollutant-loaded powdered activated carbon from a wastewater treatment plant toxic…

20 Dec 2020

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News from our associated journal: Is micropollutant-loaded powdered activated carbon from a wastewater treatment plant toxic to the bivalve Corbicula sp.? https://t.co/WqIDWEzPk8

20 Dec 2020

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Powdered activated carbon (PAC) entering receiving waters occasionally released from wase water treatment plants had no negative effects on Corbicula sp. after a ten weeks exposure. Important to to publish "negative" results. For details see here: https:/

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