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Potential risks of production contamination in urban agriculture.
2020The migration of people from small settlements to the large cities is a lasting trend because of most of the opportunities they offer. The increase in population leads both to redevelopment and reduction of arable land, and to an increase in the city’s food needs. These trends again put forward the theme of urban agriculture.
Yordanova, Milena +3 more
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Radiation Contamination of Agricultural Products
2017The Fukushima nuclear disaster started when the Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake hit the Tohoku and Kanto region at 14:46 JST on March 11, 2011.
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Reclamation of sulphur‐contaminated agricultural soil
Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 1988Abstract Reclamation potential of contaminated soil from beneath a sulphur block basepad was evaluated in three 62‐day greenhouse trials. The effect of CaCOs and manure treatments added to pots of soil containing four different levels of total sulphur (
S. A. Leggett, D. Parkinson
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Mechanism of Contamination from Agricultural Chemicals in Mammals
1985Chemicals in the form of pharmaceuticals are used to extend the life of man. It is ironic that other chemicals are also required to poison the pests that compete for the food supply so that man will have enough to eat during his extended lifetime.
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Effects of Infiltration on Agricultural Runoff Contamination
Journal of Environmental Engineering, 1998A procedure is presented for estimating the total pollutant mass loss from the interrill flow region of an agricultural field during a runoff event. It involves applications of an overland flow model and a mass transport model. A two-dimensional interrill flow model by Limback and other researchers provides lateral depth and velocity distributions that
A. Parr, S. Zou, B. McEnroe
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Agriculture As The Problem: The Case of Groundwater Contamination
1988Non-agricultural groups are increasingly challenging agriculture as a polluter of the environment. Policy responses to findings that groundwater in some cases is contaminated with farm chemicals demonstrate that there are limits to good will towards farmers.
Batie, Sandra S., Batie, Sandra S.
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Contamination status of major mycotoxins in agricultural product and food stuff in Europe
Food Control, 2021Haftom Kebede, Fuguo Xing
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Wastewater as a contamination risk for agricultural soils
Treated wastewater (TWW) has become recently a valuable and significant resource for crop production in irrigated agriculture. Use of TWW for irrigation includes benefits (e.g., conservation of nutrients), yet it also poses notable risks to crop production, soil ecosystem, the environment and human health. This review discusses risks arising from usingGuy J. Levy +3 more
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