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Spatial Distribution, Source Apportionment, and Pollution Assessment of Toxic Metals Around Agricultural Soils Based on APCS-MLR Receptor Modelling: A Case Study of the Northern Slope of Tianshan Mountains

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By Halidan Asaiduli, Panqing Ye, Buasi Nueraihemaiti, Abudugheni Abliz
| MDPI
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Estimation of Water Demand for Riparian Forest Vegetation Based on Sentinel-2 Data: A Case Study of the Kokyar River Basin

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By Xianhe Liu, Yilinuer Alifujiang, Abdugheni Abliz, Halidan Asaiduli
| MDPI
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Spatial Patterns, Possible Sources, and Risks Assessment of Soil Potentially Toxic Elements in an Open Pit Coal Mining Area in a Typical Arid Region

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By Abdugheni Abliz, Halidan Asaiduli, Bilal Imin
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1. Introduction During mining and smelting, a wide range of potentially environmentally hazardous heavy metals are exposed at the surface and enter the surrounding soil through tailings, effluent discharges, tailings piles, atmospheric deposition, and surface runoff []. The existence of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) in the environment poses an adverse effect on human health and a long-term serious risk on environment [].
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