The fate of microplastic pollution in the Changjiang River estuary: A review
Authors:
- Yifei LiYLYifei Li
- Qingbing LuQLQingbing Lu
- Jian YangJYJian Yang
- Yi XingYXYi Xing
- Wei LingWLWei Ling
- Kai LiuKLKai Liu
- Qizhen YangQYQizhen Yang
- Hongjie MaHMHongjie Ma
- Zengxin PeiZPZengxin Pei
- Tianqi WuTWTianqi Wu
- Haochen GuoHGHaochen Guo
- Ziyuan GaoZGZiyuan Gao
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- 21 September 2023
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Cleaner Production
- Vol. 425
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