Estimation of Ecological and Human Health Risks Posed by Heavy Metals in Street Dust of Madrid City (Spain)
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- Pura Marín Sanleandro & Antonio Sánchez Navarro & Elvira Díaz-Pereira & Francisco Bautista Zuñiga & Miriam Romero Muñoz & María José Delgado Iniesta, 2018. "Assessment of Heavy Metals and Color as Indicators of Contamination in Street Dust of a City in SE Spain: Influence of Traffic Intensity and Sampling Location," Sustainability, MDPI, vol. 10(11), pages 1-14, November.
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urban dust; urban pollution; hazard index; carcinogenic risk; ecological risk index;All these keywords.
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