71.5

Andrew W. Rate

University of Western Australia

Andrew W. Rate's research has significantly advanced our understanding of urban soils, their functions, and environmental implications. Studies have explored the formation, properties, and contaminant characteristics of urban soils, including inorganic and organic pollutants, and their effects on human health and ecosystems. The investigation of microplastic concentrations in stormwater drains highlights the importance of urban soil remediation and management. Rate's work has also shed light on the role of urban soils as both sources and sinks of contaminants, with far-reaching consequences for environmental sustainability and public health. These findings have broad implications for urban planning and management strategies.

Rare Earth ElementsSoilsMicroplasticsSulfide PrecipitationSoil Hydraulic PropertiesWeatheringGroundwater Quality AssessmentSoil Water CharacteristicLithological Mapping
Commercial signal 70.4
Scientific signal 80.5
Social signal 72.3
Papers 36
0 Patent-to-paper cites
636 Paper cites

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