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Solute Transport Modelling of Latrobe Valley Ash Disposal Sites
The successful management of solid wastes arising from the combustion of low-rank coal for electricity generation presents significant engineering and environmental challenges. The power stations in the Latrobe Valley region of Victoria, Australia, have long recognised the need for improved long ter
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