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Priority control of potentially toxic elements in urban park soils through integrated source apportionment and health risk assessment

Aug 2026 · Environmental Geochemistry and Health · Vol 48 · 0 citations · 57 references
Medicine

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Investigating park greenspaces in the central urban area of Chengdu found that integrated source-risk analysis, As, Cd, and Cu are recommended as priority control elements, with industrial and traffic-related sources identified as key targets for management.

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