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High content of low molecular weight organics does not always affect pharmaceutical adsorption on activated carbon: The case of acetate, propionate and ethanol in source-separated urine by Heusser, Aurea, Dax, Anne, McArdell, Christa S., Udert, Kai M.

“…•Efficient removal of pharmaceuticals from untreated urine with activated carbon.•Biodegradable low molecular weight organics do not hinder pharmaceutical…”
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Continuous high-frequency pesticide monitoring in a small tile-drained agricultural stream to reveal diel concentration fluctuations in dry periods by la Cecilia, Daniele, Dax, Anne, Ehmann, Heinz, Koster, Margie, Singer, Heinz, Stamm, Christian

“…Plant Protection Products (PPPs) pose a threat to surface water quality worldwide. While small streams compose the majority of the stream lengths and are…”
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Comparing the adsorption of micropollutants on activated carbon from anaerobically stored, organics-depleted, and nitrified urine by Heusser, Aurea, Dax, Anne, McArdell, Christa S., Udert, Kai M.

“…•Micropollutant removal in any urine solution requires less carbon than in wastewater.•Filter clogging is mitigated by simple upstream organics…”
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Lethal and behavioral effects of semi-purified microcystins, Micropeptin and apolar compounds from cyanobacteria on freshwater microcrustacean Thamnocephalus platyurus by Torres, Mariana de Almeida, Dax, Anne, Grand, Ingrid, vom Berg, Colette, Pinto, Ernani, Janssen, Elisabeth M．-L

“…•Mortality and impaired mobility were observed in both microcystin producing and MC free cyanobacterial extracts.•Micropeptin was found to contribute to lethal…”
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Pesticide concentrations in agricultural storm drainage inlets of a small Swiss catchment by Schönenberger, Urs T., Beck, Birgit, Dax, Anne, Vogler, Bernadette, Stamm, Christian

“…Agricultural pesticides transported to surface waters pose a major risk for aquatic ecosystems. Modelling studies indicate that the inlets of agricultural…”
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