Impacts of global change on the concentrations and dilution of combined sewer overflows in a drinking water source
Authors:
- Isabelle Jalliffier-VerneIJIsabelle Jalliffier-Verne
- Robert LeconteRLRobert Leconte
- Uriel Huaringa-AlvarezUHUriel Huaringa-Alvarez
- Anne-Sophie Madoux-HumeryAMAnne-Sophie Madoux-Humery
- Martine GalarneauMGMartine Galarneau
- Pierre ServaisPierre Servais
- Michèle PrévostMPMichèle Prévost
- Sarah DornerSDSarah Dorner
- 1 March 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Science of The Total Environment
- Vol. 508, 462-476
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (210122-05, 327754-05, 327757- 05)
- Canada Research Chair on Source Water Protection (950 229001)
- Ouranos Consortium (551012-113)
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