No clean coal for stream animals

Craig W. Osenberg ()
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Craig W. Osenberg: University of Georgia

Nature Sustainability, 2018, vol. 1, issue 4, 160-161

Abstract: Societal activities carry environmental costs, which can be mitigated to restore ecosystem function and services. A meta-analysis demonstrates strong negative effects of coal mining on stream biota and limited recovery after restoration.

Date: 2018
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