Toxicants in Aqueous Ecosystems

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Toxicants in Aqueous Ecosystems

Author	: T.R. Crompton
File Size	: 40,6 Mb
Publisher	: Springer Science & Business Media
Language	: English
Release Date	: 23 November 2006
ISBN	: 9783540357414
Pages	: 462 pages

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It is becoming increasingly realised that the oceans and rivers, in particular, are not unlimited reservoir into which waste can be dumped and that control of these emissions is necessary if complete destruction of the environment is to be avoided. T. R. Crompton has drawn together up-to-date information on these issues and on the relevant analytical methods needed by all experts active in environmental protection and toxicology.

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