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  • 17. Tracing nitrate pollution sources and transformations in the over-exploited groundwater region of north China using stable isotopes.
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  • 19. Tracking the nitrogen cycle in a vulnerable alluvial system using a multi proxy approach: Case study Varaždin alluvial aquifer, Croatia.
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