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Application of waste cashew nut shell ash showed significant reduction in mobility of Pb and Cd in waste battery contaminated soil
Increases in ore mining, metal smelting activities, and several other industrial practices in recent times have brought about contamination of soils at higher levels; these have prompted concerns on the consequent effects on the local and global ecosystem. Various remediation technologies have often...
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