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contaminants of emerging concern

Chemical substances that are not regulated but are introduced in the environment due to various anthropogenic activities and can potentially harm the ecosystem. WaterAtlas represents it as a graph-backed contaminant-related concept pending subject-editor review.

Scope

Chemical substances that are not regulated but are introduced in the environment due to various anthropogenic activities and can potentially harm the ecosystem. WaterAtlas represents it as a graph-backed contaminant-related concept pending subject-editor review. This seed article is intentionally limited to graph-backed facts until a subject editor reviews additional primary literature.

References
  1. [1]contaminants of emerging concern (Q155366). Wikidata, 2026. ↗