Polluted lake restoration to promote sustainability in the Yangtze River Basin, China

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Qin, Boqiang
Zhang, Yunlin
Deng, Jianming
Zhu, Guangwei
Liu, Jianguo
Hamilton, David P
Paerl, Hans W
Brookes, Justin D
Wu, Tingfeng
Peng, Kai
Yao, Yizhou
Ding, Kan
Ji, Xiaoyan
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2021
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Abstract
China has sought to address water pollution in the last decade by introducing a wide range of laws and regulations (Table S1), which led to nation-wide water quality improvement (1). However, recent quantitative assessment of progress toward SDGs in China suggests that some SDGs underpinning goals for water pollution and biodiversity have not been met (2). Specifically, water quality improvement of lakes showed contradictory results (3, 4), leading to confusion about water quality improvement in China.
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National Science Review
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Freshwater ecology
Pollution and contamination
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