The Use of Speciation and Bioaccessibility Methods to Evaluate Contaminant Behaviour as part of an HHRA at Metal-Impacted Sites

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Glenn Ferguson
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Apr 1, 2005

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BACKGROUND Metals Risk Assessment at Contaminated Sites ? The field of metals risk assessment has advanced rapidly over the last five years ? Significant uncertainties and data gaps remain that require additional research if accurate assessments are to be conducted ? Research is being conducted by regulators, external institutions and academia ? Risk assessment practitioners are in need of answers or solutions TODAY
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APA: Glenn Ferguson  (2005)  The Use of Speciation and Bioaccessibility Methods to Evaluate Contaminant Behaviour as part of an HHRA at Metal-Impacted Sites

MLA: Glenn Ferguson The Use of Speciation and Bioaccessibility Methods to Evaluate Contaminant Behaviour as part of an HHRA at Metal-Impacted Sites. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2005.

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