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Bioavailability in soil or sediment: exposure of different organisms and approaches to study it
2000
Sijm, D. | Kraaij, R. | Belfroid, A.
[Availability of pollution components in soil and wastes: Influence on the risk assessment for animals and plants]
2000
Jensen, J. | Pedersen, M.B. | Scott-Fordsmand, J. | Krogh, P.H. | Kjaer, C.
[Technology project: Phytoremediation of metals: pilot project]
2000
Andersen, L. | Holm, P.E. | Joergensen, U. | Bruun, P.
[Technology project: Natural degradation of PAHs in soil and groundwater]
2000
Knudsen, S. | Broholm, M. | Andersen, J.N. | Arvin, E.
The war in Kosovo : Evidence of pollution transport in the Balkans during operation “Allied Force”
2000
Melas, Dimitrios | Zerefos, Christos | Rapsomanikis, Spyros | Tsangas, Nikolaos | Alexandropoulou, Alexandra
During the operation “Allied Force” in the spring of 1999, the burning or damaging of industrial and military targets in the Former Republic of Yugoslavia resulted in the release of a large number of chemicals into the atmosphere. The releases contained not only conventional air pollutants, but also Semi-Volatile Organic compounds (SVOs) which are known to be hazardous to health. Under suitable meteorological conditions, these chemicals can be transported across borders over large distances. In this paper, an analysis of measurements and dispersion calculations is presented which provides evidence of pollutant transport from the conflict area to Greece. The measuring program was carried out in Xanthi, Greece and included aerosol sampling and subsequent analysis for the determination of the concentration of SVOs including dioxins, furans, PCBs (PolyChlorinated Biphenyls), PAHs (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) and organic phthalates.This paper focuses on two episodes of organic phthalates that were observed during the conflict period. Pollution measurements are interpreted by means of air trajectories and dispersion calculations. For this purpose, the HYSPLIT_4 (HYbrid Single-Particle Langrangian Integrated Trajectory) modeling system is used to calculate the dispersion of toxic substances.
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Isolation of Legionella species from hot springs in Nagano prefecture [Japan]
2000
Koyama, T. (Nagano-ken. Research Inst. for Health and Pollution (Japan))
Monitoring in the inner Oslofjord. Micro-pollutants in fish and common mussels 1997-1998
2000
Knutzen, J. | Brevik, E.M. | Foelsvik, N.A.H. (NIVA - Norsk Inst. for Vannforskning, Oslo (Norway)) | Schlabach, M.
