Yanxin Wang

TL;DR: Results of multi-residue analysis of antibiotics in the samples indicate that SAs, FQs and TCs were widely used veterinary medicines in the pig farms, and higher elimination rates (more than 80%) of the antibiotics were observed in effluent in this study.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the environmental characteristics of coal gangue dumps in Yangquan (Shanxi Province, China) and showed that the combustion temperature could reach 1200 °C.

TL;DR: Results of this study demonstrate that abundant •OH is produced when subsurface sediments are oxygenated under fluctuating redox conditions at neutral pH values, and •OH-mediated oxidation represents an overlooked process for substance transformations at the oxic/anoxic interface.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors used PHREEQC to analyze the relationship between groundwater and fluoride-rich minerals in the Taiyuan basin, and found that the water samples with high F− concentration generally have relatively higher pH value, implying that alkaline environment favors the replacement of exchangeable F− in fluoriderich minerals by OH− in groundwater.

TL;DR: Algae might be the aquatic organism most sensitive to the antibiotics, with the highest risk levels posed by erythromycin in surface water and by ciprofloxacin in groundwater among the 14 antibiotics.