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Environmental pollution and human health.
EUROENVIRONMENT '92 : interdisciplinary FECS-Conference of the Federation of European Chemical Societies on Environmental Issues. Budapest (HUN), 1992/05/10.
Chemistry for the protection of the environment., SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, vol. 143, n° 1, 1994, pages 93-101, ISSN 0048-9697, NLD
SCHLATTER (C.) *, KELLNER (R.) / éd., HACKL (A.) / éd.
Univ Zurich. Inst toxicology. Schwarzenbach. CHE
Contacts of humans with chemicals from the environment occur via air, water or food.
In the past most attention was paid to the contamination of water.
Well developed and stringent legislation exists in most countries, although health impairments never occurred from environmental chemicals in drinking water.
Xenobiotics in water mainly have a marker function for the general pollution of the environment.
Therefore measures to detect and eliminate the sources of contamination are often inappropriately taken.
For some persistent and (usually) lipophilic xenobiotics in food, especially from animal origin, acts as carrier.
Mots-clés BDSP : Pollution atmosphérique, Pollution eau, Environnement, Contamination, Aliment, Homme, Métal non ferreux, Couche ozone
Mots-clés Pascal : Pollution air, Pollution eau, Environnement, Contamination, Aliment, Composé chimique, Toxicité, Homme, Métal lourd, Composé aromatique polycyclique, Smog, Ozone, Pollution intérieur, Article synthèse
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Air pollution, Water pollution, Environment, Contamination, Food, Chemical compound, Toxicity, Human, Heavy metal, Polycyclic aromatic compound, Smog, Ozone, Indoor pollution, Review
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