The contaminant section moves from pathogens in livestock manure to transfer through air, soil and food. These titles point to several different exposure routes; they should not be collapsed into one general claim that a material is safe or unsafe.
This section preserves 26 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.
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- 3.001Health risks from pathogens in livestock manures
- 3.002Measurement of pathogen transfer in aerosols following land application of manure
- 3.003Hydrated lime and Velox rapidly reduce enteric micro-organisms of manure
- 3.004Use of crude coffee grain for treatment of petroleum hydrocarbon-contaminated soil
- 3.005Hygienic aspects of biosolids reuse
- 3.006Comparison of humic acids from compost and peat as amendments of heavy metal polluted soils
- 3.007Problems connected with the EU-animal by-product regulations in the field environmental and animal hygiene
- 3.008The effect of temperature on the survival of pathogenic bacteria and Ascaris Suum in stored sewage sludge
- 3.009Heavy metal fluxes in livestock farming and input reduction strategies
- 3.010Heavy metals transfer from soil to rapeseed oil
- 3.011Assisted natural remediation of trace element polluted soils
- 3.012Molecular analysis of the microbial community dynamics in pig slurry during storage and after soil application
- 3.013Adsorption of phenoxyacid herbicides by soil from North of Morocco amended with urban sewage sludge
- 3.014Adsorption of sulfonylurea herbicides by soil amended with different olive oil mill wastes
- 3.015Evolution of biochemical parameters in the suppression of the damping-off caused by Rhizoctonia solani after the addition of sewage sludge compost
- 3.016Heavy metals biosorption by compost-associated microorganisms: practical applications
- 3.017Management sewage sludge thermal drying amended soil
- 3.018Heavy metal distribution in sewage sludge-treated soil profiles
- 3.019Risks of heavy metal transfer to Beta vulgaris cultivated in a contaminated soil and amended with organic wastes
- 3.020Total and faecal coliform bacteria persistence in a pig slurry amended soil
- 3.021Detection of intestinal parasites in pig slurries collected from farms in the Alicante province (Spain)
- 3.022Lifecycle of metals in composting of MSW
- 3.023Raw organic material origin and compost heavy metal contents
- 3.024Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Enviromental Protection and Food Safety Volatile fatty acid concentration and inhibitory effect upon some pathogen strains of several compost extracts
- 3.025Effects of municipal waste composts on soil and crop heavy metals in grass cultivation in Finland
- 3.026Agronomic use of pig slurry for broccoli production: investigation of pathogen microorganisms
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This is a historical bibliographic index. For the full meeting overview, see RAMIRAN 2004; for current explanations of nutrient and material pathways, visit the research guides.