Overview
The geology of emerging contaminants is a crucial field that examines how new pollutants interact with geological materials, affecting ecosystems and human health. Understanding these interactions helps in assessing the risks posed by contaminants and developing effective remediation strategies. As ...
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Example: Pharmaceuticals in water supplies.
Example: Heavy metals adsorbing onto clay particles.
Example: A drop of ink spreading in water.
Example: Bacteria breaking down oil spills.
Example: Sunflowers used to extract heavy metals.
Example: Sandy soils have high hydraulic conductivity.
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Key Concepts
Contaminant SourcesTransport MechanismsEnvironmental ImpactRemediation Techniques