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Sewage pollution, declining ecosystem health, and cross-sector collaboration

2022-03-01

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It is well established that a global sanitation crisis threatens humans. By comparison, much less attention has been given to address the effects of this crisis on the health of ecosystems. We provide examples of how sewage can affect natural ecosystems and where hotspots in sewage contamination commonly overlap with these habitats. We highlight these issues for some of the major ecosystems spanning across terrest...

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bbd713fe-743c-5835-863d-d10b290cce2c
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10.1016/j.biocon.2021.109010
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