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Coupling advanced treatments with reactive barrier infiltration for pharmaceutical micropollutants removal in the context of water reuse
Recharging aquifers with treated wastewater provide multiple benefits for sustainable water management, but micropollutants in effluents can threaten groundwater quality, aquatic ecosystems, and human health. Infiltration-based recharge can improve water quality and remove micropollutants, a perform
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