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Spatiotemporal variability of hydrocarbons in surface sediments from an intensively human-impacted Xiaoqing River-Laizhou Bay system in the eastern China: Occurrence, compositional profile and source apportionment 期刊论文
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 2018, 卷号: 645, 页码: 1172-1182
作者:  He, Ding;  Zhang, Kai;  Cui, Xingqian;  Tang, Jianhui;  Sun, Yongge
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River-estuary system  Laizhou Bay  Sedimentary hydrocarbons  Spatiotemporal variability  Source apportionment  
Occurrence, distribution, and ecological-health risks of selected antibiotics in coastal waters along the coastline of China 期刊论文
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 2018, 卷号: 644, 页码: 1469-1476
作者:  Lu, Jian;  Wu, Jun;  Zhang, Cui;  Zhang, Yuxuan;  Lin, Yichen;  Luo, Yongming
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Antibiotics  Ecological risks  Health risk assessment  China coastal waters  
A new insight into the strategy for methane production affected by conductive carbon cloth in wetland soil: Beneficial to acetoclastic methanogenesis instead of CO2 reduction 期刊论文
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 2018, 卷号: 643, 页码: 1024-1030
作者:  Li, Jiajia;  Xiao, Leilei;  Zheng, Shiling;  Zhang, Yuechao;  Luoc, Min;  Tong, Chuan;  Xu, Hengduo;  Tan, Yang;  Liu, Juan;  Wang, Oumei;  Liu, Fanghua
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Wetland soil  Conductive carbon cloth  Acetoclastic methanogenesis  CO2 reduction  DIET  Methanosarcina  
High-resolution sedimentary records of some organochlorine pesticides in Yamzho Yumco Lake of the Tibetan Plateau: Concentration and composition 期刊论文
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 2018, 卷号: 615, 页码: 469-475
作者:  Sun, Yong;  Yuan, Guo-Li;  Li, Jun;  Tang, Jianhui;  Wang, Gen-Hou
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Organochlorine pesticides  Sediment cores  High-resolution dating  Glacial melting  Global warming