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The performance of a field scale biofiltration cells in reducing nutrient rich surface runoff from an informal settlement in South Africa
Concerns about the deterioration of water quality are exacerbated by the effects of rapid and unplanned urbanisation in South African urban catchments as the number of informal settlements next to watercourses increase. Residents living in nonsewered informal settlements typically discard their hous...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2024
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