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The 11 pages that link to Environmental fate, each with the reason it gives.

• MicroplasticsNarrower topic: It frames how microplastics move among air, soil, freshwater, and oceans.

• Wood preservationRelated: Preservative chemicals can migrate from treated wood into soil or water.

• EcotoxicologyRelated: Tracks where toxic substances go and how they change after entering the environment.

• Chemical hazardRelated: A chemical’s persistence and movement shape the extent and duration of environmental harm.

• Environmental persistenceNarrower topic: Persistence is one part of a chemical’s broader environmental fate.

• Environmental risk assessmentRelated: Fate determines where a contaminant travels and how long exposure may continue.

• Pesticide residueNarrower topic: It describes how pesticide residues travel among environmental compartments.

• PhenanthreneNarrower topic: Phenanthrene’s movement among air, water, soil, and organisms determines exposure.

• Carbon disulfideRelated: Volatility allows released CS₂ to enter air, where it is eventually oxidized.

• NitrobenzeneRelated: Its movement and breakdown in soil and water determine the duration of contamination.

• AgrochemicalRelated: It describes where agrochemicals go after application and how long they remain.