Acute Toxicity of Leachates from Water Treatment Plants Sludge and Combinations with Soils from a Tropical Region

Sludge from water treatment plants (WTP) is a waste of continuous and increasing generation, with a polluting potential associated with the composition of water source and the inputs used in the potabilization process. Currently, most of these residues are released in natura into aquatic systems, wh...

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Main Authors: Rodgher, Suzelei, Fiore, Fabiana Alves, dos Santos Bardini, Vivian Silveira, Formiga, Jorge Kennety Silva, Koga-Ito, Cristiane Yumi, Klinsky, Luis Miguel Gutiérrez
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Hydrogeology
Iron
Leachates
Manganese
Sandy soils
Sludge
Soil
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Aquatic environment
Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
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Chemical elements
Climate Change/Climate Change Impacts
Composition
Earth and Environmental Science
Elements
Environment
Environmental monitoring
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Manganese
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Water treatment plants
Water utilities
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