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    Heavy Metals in Wetlands in Turkey

    Wetland areas are one of the most precious ecosystem because they contain rare ecological assets. The total area of wetlands of Turkey is 9.861 km2 and wetlands cover 1.2% of total area of Turkey. Unfortunately, ...

    Onur Can Türker, Jan Vymazal in Southern Iraq's Marshes (2021)

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    Boron removal with microcosm constructed wetlands (MCWs) with Carex divisa for treating contaminated river water

    Constructed wetlands (CWs) are capable of removing pollutants from the water environment; therefore, they are used for treating domestic, industrial, municipal, and mine drainage wastewater. In this study, we ...

    Gülçin Işık, Çağdaş Saz, Onur Can Türker, Anıl Yakar… in Arabian Journal of Geosciences (2020)

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    Boron (B) removal and bioelectricity captured from irrigation water using engineered duckweed-microbial fuel cell: effect of plant species and vegetation structure

    Boron (B) in the irrigation water can be hazardous to human beings and other aquatic or terrestrial organisms when B concentration exceeds a certain level. More importantly, B removal from irrigation water is ...

    Onur Can Türker, Anıl Yakar, Cengiz Türe… in Environmental Science and Pollution Resear… (2019)

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    Cost-effectiveness of boron (B) removal from irrigation water: an economic water treatment model (EWTM) for farmers to prevent boron toxicity

    Protection of water sources which are used for irrigation has raised great interest in the last years among the environmental strategists due to potential water scarcity worldwide. Excessive boron (B) in irrig...

    Onur Can Türker, Anıl Yakar, Cengiz Türe… in Environmental Science and Pollution Resear… (2019)

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    Effect of vegetation type on treatment performance and bioelectric production of constructed wetland modules combined with microbial fuel cell (CW-MFC) treating synthetic wastewater

    An operation of microcosm-constructed wetland modules combined with microbial fuel cell device (CW-MFC) was assessed for wastewater treatment and bioelectric generation. One of the crucial aims of the present ...

    Çağdaş Saz, Cengiz Türe, Onur Can Türker… in Environmental Science and Pollution Resear… (2018)

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    Evaluation of an innovative approach based on prototype engineered wetland to control and manage boron (B) mine effluent pollution

    A major environmental problem associated with boron (B) mining in many parts of the world is B pollution, which can become a point source of B mine effluent pollution to aquatic habitats. In this study, a cost...

    Onur Can Türker, Cengiz Türe, Harun Böcük… in Environmental Science and Pollution Resear… (2016)