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A review on toxic metal pollution and source-oriented risk apportionment in road dust of a highly polluted megacity in Bangladesh

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY AND HEALTH (2023)

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Summary: The study utilized an integrated method to assess source-specific health risks in mining and smelting areas, revealing the significant role of atmospheric deposition in non-carcinogenic risks and the greater contribution of natural sources to carcinogenic risks.

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