Stormwater runoff pollution is a very serious problem, and the temporal and spatial variations in this pollution process can be quite significant in rapidly industrialized cities, because fast urbanization and industrialization are usually characterized by an increase in the number of factories and population density, as well as the drastic changes in land-use, moving from farmland and green land to impervious surfaces [ 12 ].
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Stormwater runoff pollutant loading distributions and their correlation with rainfall and catchment characteristics in a rapidly industrialized city.
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