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Geochemical mapping in Poland

Contrary to popular belief, Poland is not a catastrophically polluted country.

However, the survey geochemical research showed that the permissible content of harmful substances in soils, waters and aquatic sediments was exceeded in some regions of the country.

 

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Publications

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Geochemical mapping

Pasieczna A., 2018 – Kartograficzne badania geochemiczne w Polsce. Prz. Geol. 6: 344-352. Cokolwiek Pasieczna A., Kwecko P., 2010 –…

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Environment pollution

Pasieczna A., Konon A., Kostrz-Sikora P., 2020 – Geologia środowiska w PIG. Prz. Geol. 68, 5: 364-369.   pg_2020_05_14  …

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Other publications

Pasieczna A., Konon A., Nadłonek W., 2020 – Sources of anthropogenic contamination of soil in the Upper Silesian Agglomeration (southern…

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