Dissolved arsenic, copper, and lead concentrations in surface water within the Klamath Basin (ver. 3.0, October 2022)

Arsenic (As) toxicity is a global environmental and health problem. There are both natural (eg volcanic activity) and anthropogenic sources of As (eg lead arsenate and copper arsenate were commonly used pesticides in the 1900's). Aqueous levels of arsenic in the Klamath Basin (CA, OR), which ha...

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Hauptverfasser:	Marie-Noele Croteau, Kristi L Hill, Brent R Topping, Gunter Schanzenbacher, Derek Caro, Josh Parris, Emily L. Zierdt Smith, Shaun Baesman
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