12月1日(周四)下午2:30 Alfredo Carlos Alder教授2016年学术报告之四十二“Plant protection products and biocides in Surface Waters-Prioritization and Monitoring”

Plant protection products and biocides in Surface Waters-Prioritization and Monitoring

发布人:环境科学与工程学院
主题
Plant protection products and biocides in Surface Waters-Prioritization and Monitoring
活动时间
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活动地址
中山大学东校园环境大楼A206会议室
主讲人
Pro.Alfredo Carlos Alder
主持人
章涛副教授

报告题目:Plant protection products and biocides in Surface Waters-Prioritization and Monitoring

报告    人:Pro.Alfredo Carlos Alder

                    Eawag, Swiss Federal Institute for Aquatic Science & Technology

时        间:2016年12月1日(周四)下午2:30

地        点:中山大学东校园环境大楼A206会议室

主        持:章涛副教授

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报告简介:

Plant protection products and biocides can be transported from treated fields to surface waters via surface waters during rain events. Potential risks for aquatic organisms due to surface waters are assessed during the registration process for Plant protection products and biocides, and risk mitigation measures are implemented if necessary. Currently, a vegetated buffer zone of 6 m width may be required as risk mitigation measure for surface waters. Further options for risk mitigation of surface waters that can be linked to Plant protection products and biocides registration were evaluated at Agroscope on behalf of the Swiss Federal Office for Agriculture. These options should effectively reduce the contamination of surface waters while minimizing impacts on agricultural productivity. The list of mitigation measures resulting from this project offers farmers the possibility to combine those measures that are best suited for their particular situation or those that are already implemented for other reasons (e.g., for erosion control). Besides vegetated buffer zones, these include e.g. conservation tillage, vegetated strips within the field and use of cover crops in orchards and vineyards.

报告人简介:

Alfredo Carlos Alder is Senior Scientist & Group Leader of Department Environment Chemistry at Eawag,Swiss Federal Institute for Aquatic Science & Technology. He has a M.Sc. and Ph.D. from University of Zurich. His research interests in fate of organic emerging contaminants in urban water cycle,e.g. perfluorinated chemicals, biocides, pharmaceuticals, detergents; and sources, occurrence and transport of organic micropollutants in wastewater, in the aquatic environment and in processes of waste water treatment..