Estimating the trend of micropollutants in lakes as decision-making support in IWRM: a case study in Lake Paranoá, Brazil
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Fritz H. Frimmel | Marius Majewsky | Harald Horn | Cristine B. G. Cavalcanti | Cinthia P. Cavalcanti | Gudrun Abbt-Braun
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