Analysis of cadmium sources in surface soil in typical karst regions: Anthropogenic input contribution and atmospheric transport impact

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Cadmium concentrations in surface soil are significantly influenced by atmospheric transport, indicating a broader pollution issue.
Atmospheric transport contributed substantially to anthropogenic cadmium input, with a notable increase observed in specific areas.
Analysis using soil sampling and air quality data demonstrated clear links between cadmium levels and transport patterns.
The findings highlight the importance of understanding atmospheric influences on soil pollutants like cadmium.

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