This book is aimed at generalizing the modern ideas of both biogeochemical and environmental risk assessment that have been developed in recent years. Only a few books are available in this interdisciplinary area, since most deal mainly with various technical aspects of ERA description and calculati
Modern Biogeochemistry: Environmental Risk Assessment
β Scribed by Vladimir N. Bashkin
- Publisher
- Springer Science & Business Media
- Year
- 2006
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 446
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book is aimed at generalizing the modern ideas of both biogeochemical and environmental risk assessment that have been developed in recent years. Only a few books are available in this interdisciplinary area, since most deal mainly with various technical aspects of ERA description and calculations. This text aims at supplementing the existing books by providing a modern understanding of mechanisms responsible for ecological risks for human beings and ecosystems.
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