Authors
Caroline Gregoire, David Elsaesser, David Huguenot, Jens Lange, Thierry Lebeau, Annalisa Merli, Robert Mose, Elodie Passeport, Sylvain Payraudeau, Tobias Schütz, Ralf Schulz, Gabriela Tapia-Padilla, Julien Tournebize, Marco Trevisan, Adrien Wanko
Publication date
2009/9
Source
Environmental Chemistry Letters
Volume
7
Pages
205-231
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Description
Contamination caused by pesticides in agriculture is a source of environmental poor water quality in some of the European Union countries. Without treatment or targeted mitigation, this pollution is diffused in the environment. Pesticides and some metabolites are of increasing concern because of their potential impacts on the environment, wildlife and human health. Within the context of the European Union (EU) water framework directive context to promote low pesticide-input farming and best management practices, the EU LIFE project ArtWET assessed the efficiency of ecological bioengineering methods using different artificial wetland (AW) prototypes throughout Europe. We optimized physical and biological processes to mitigate agricultural nonpoint-source pesticide pollution in artificial wetland ecosystems. Mitigation solutions were implemented at full-scale demonstration and experimental sites. We …
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