236 Pages
by
CRC Press
236 Pages
by
CRC Press
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This work presents an holistic view of the fundamental principles and practicable methods of polluted soils. A set of definitions is presented and different aspects of the evolution of pollutants and their toxicity are developed.
Preface Introduction: Soil Pollution and Ecotoxic Risk Chapter 1: Definitions, Concepts and General Models of Risk Evaluation Chapter 2: Characterization of Exposure Chapter 3: Characterization of Effects Chapter 4: Risk Characterization Chapter 5: Risk Formulation and Management Annexure 1: Major Mathematical Models Annexure 2: Bioassays: The Canadian Approach Annexure 3: The Van Straalen and Denneman Model (1989) Annexure 4: A Case Study Annexure 5: Data Search
Biography
Jean-Louis Rivieré, Unité de Phyopharmacie et Médiateurs Chimiques, Institut National de la Recherche Arronomique (INRA), Versailles, France.
