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The role of bioremediation in mitigating urban expansion impacts on coastal lagoons: A comparative study of Araçatiba and Padre Lagoons, Rio de Janeiro.

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Main Authors:	Amorim, R M, Gaudie-Ley, L W, Aguiar, M, Sant'Anna, P da S, Freitas, A da S, Caetano, L F, Póvoa, A A, Santos, C S G, Folly, E, Silva, E C, Neto, J A Baptista
Format:	Artículo científico
Language:	en
Published:	Marine pollution bulletin 2025
Subjects:	Brazil Biodegradation, Environmental Environmental Monitoring Eutrophication Seawater Geologic Sediments Nitrogen Phosphorus Animals Urban Renewal
Online Access:	Acceder al recurso
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