Study on Heavy Metal Pollution and Remediation Technology in Farmland
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https://doi.org/10.54691/sjt.v4i11.2739Keywords:
Cultivated Land Protection; Heavy Metals; Soil Pollution; Repair Technology.Abstract
Farmland soil is the basic guarantee for people's survival. With the increasing heavy metal pollution, the soil quality has declined, which has seriously affected the quality and output of agricultural products, and also destroyed the ecological balance. Therefore, in view of the problem of heavy metal pollution in farmland soil, heavy metal remediation technology should be actively explored and effectively applied to reduce the impact of heavy metal pollution on farmland soil.
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