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Countermeasures for Rural Water Environmental Pollution Control in a District of Pearl River Delta

Zheng Guo-hui

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Aiming at causes,hazards of current rural water pollution and existing problems in prevention work,on the basis of analyzing rural water pollution status,characteristics and laws in a district of Pearl River Delta,several countermeasures were put forward,which will provide reference for rural water pollution treatment.

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Aiming at causes,hazards of current rural water pollution and existing problems in prevention work,on the basis of analyzing rural water pollution status,characteristics and laws in a district of Pearl River Delta,several countermeasures were put forward,which will provide reference for rural water pollution treatment.

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Aiming at causes,hazards of current rural water pollution and existing problems in prevention work,on the basis of analyzing rural water pollution status,characteristics and laws in a district of Pearl River Delta,several countermeasures were put forward,which will provide reference for rural water pollution treatment.

Key concepts: Pollution, Water pollution, Environmental science, Delta, Water resource management, Environmental planning, Pearl, Work (physics)

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