Trace metals in e-waste lead to serious health risk through consumption of rice growing near an abandoned e-waste recycling site: Comparisons with PBDEs and AHFRs
Qihang Wu(Guangzhou University), Tangfu Xiao(Guangzhou University), Yongming Du(Guangzhou University), Deguan Kong(Guangzhou University), Yuqi Wang(Harbin Institute of Technology), Yongfeng Shi(Guangzhou University), Jonathan Y.S. Leung(Shantou University)
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