Integrative modelling of transport and fate of endosulfan in the riverine environment Part I: Use of observed riverine concentrations to identify contributions of airborne and waterborne transport Peter R. Briggs, Micha

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Date: 2005-10-14 00:49:06 Teratogens Water Water pollution Environmental chemistry Hydrology Surface runoff Earth Environment Endosulfan		Integrative modelling of transport and fate of endosulfan in the riverine environment Part I: Use of observed riverine concentrations to identify contributions of airborne and waterborne transport Peter R. Briggs, Micha Add to Reading List Source URL: www.clw.csiro.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,05 MB Share Document on Facebook

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