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Quantifying stormwater pollutants and the efficacy of sustainable drainage systems on the R300 highway, Cape Town
Stormwater provides a direct link between urban infrastructure and the urbanised natural environment. In particular, highway drainage presents a high risk of pollution when compared to other urban land use areas (Ellis et al., 2012); introducing heavy metals, suspended solids and hydrocarbons to urb...
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Urban Water Management
2017
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