Citation: | WANG Zhijie, QI Cheng, LOU Ziyang, WANG Luochun, WANG Chuan. EXPLORING THE RISK OF POLLUTANT TRANSMISSION THROUGH BIRD FORAGING IN LANDFILLS: A REVIEW[J]. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING , 2024, 42(4): 48-57. doi: 10.13205/j.hjgc.202404006 |
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