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58 resultados para Environmental Health.

Analytical speciation of arsenic is relevant to health risk assessment

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The evaluation of human health risk following cyanide loss in flight to Tolukuma gold mine

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The development of low cost data monitoring and logging to study environmental processes

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Risks to Public Health from a Neurotoxic, Non-Protein Amino Acid, BMAA (Amino-L-Alanine)

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The environmental fate of synthetic pyrethroids in Australian soils and role of the octanol-water partition co-efficient

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Environmental Risk Posed by Copper Sulfate Dosing of Irrigation Channels

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Emerging environmental contaminants in the Australian population

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A study of the Environmental Fate and Migration of Pyrethroid Termiticides in Soil

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Environmental Pollutants: Passive sampling and toxicity testing

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The use of passive samplers to obtain environmental data on trace level organic pollutants for risk assessment

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The relevance of speciation and bioavailability data to human health risk assessment of contaminated land

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The Development of Environmental Chemistry in Australia in the Last 20 years

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A probabilistic approach to public health risks from heavy metals and metalloids in Traditional Chinese Medicines

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A novel method for rapid assessment of antibiotic resistance in Escherichia coli in environmental waters using a modified Chromogenic agar

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Water quality and health risk assessment of urban rainwater tanks.

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