Fecal contamination and water quality
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Integrating hydrochemical and hydrogeological assessments reveals a 115-330% increase in nitrite levels and improves health risk prediction in Polish groundwater.
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Potentially pathogenic bacterial communities in a hypereutrophic urban river show higher richness, abundance, and stability in particle-attached fractions than free-living ones, especially during winter.
Shallow groundwater ecosystems host microbial communities with greater diversity than surface environments, but their active biogeochemical processes remain poorly quantified.
Infiltration media in aquifer recharge basins reduce microplastic concentrations by 70% from surface to deep sediments, demonstrating significant retention effectiveness.
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Swine wastewater treatment systems achieve 91.7% ARGs removal, with anaerobic digestion responsible for 70.9% of total removal in a full-scale system.
Over 5,000 soil virus populations actively lyse microbes involved in carbon cycling, with activity levels varying significantly between agricultural and forest soils.
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Dimensional analysis enables quantitative comparison of biofilm data across research standards by using physical parameters and dimensionless quantities.
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Surface water ESBL-producing Escherichia coli largely reflects human-associated AMR, with shared lineages and resistance genes, but does not fully mirror clinical populations.
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