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Linking geochronology and source apportionment of sediments to understand land-lake transfers in the Lake Victoria Basin
Soil erosion is an increasing environmental problem in the Lake Victoria Basin (LVB), resulting in the transfer of sediment, nutrients and contaminants from terrestrial landscapes to aquatic ecosystems. These land-to-lake transfers have implications for soil fertility, water quality, ecosystem funct
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