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Groundwater Contamination From Non-Sanitary Landfill Sites – A Case Study on The Ghazipur Landfill Site, Delhi (India) 非卫生堆填区对地下水的污染-以印度德里Ghazipur堆填区为例

International Journal of Applied Environmental Sciences Pub Date : 2017-11-30 DOI: 10.37622/ijaes/12.11.2017.1969-1991

Puneet Babbar, S. Verma, Gauhar Mehmood

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Effect of Organic Carbon Compounds on the Growth and Pigment Composition of Microalga - Nannochloropsis salina 有机碳化合物对微藻-纳米绿藻生长及色素组成的影响

International Journal of Applied Environmental Sciences Pub Date : 2017-09-30 DOI: 10.37622/ijaes/12.9.2017.1707-1719

S. S, Saramma A. V.

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