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Multi-Isotope Tracing Reveals Nitrate and Sulfate Sources and Fate Across Contrasting Activity Zones in a Semi-Arid Basin of Northern China
In semi-arid surface water-groundwater systems, nitrate (NO₃–) and sulfate (SO₄²–) are jointly influenced by natural processes and anthropogenic activities, yet how their sources, transformations, and export vary across contrasting activity zones remains insufficiently understood. Integrating hydroc
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