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Frank Wania1,2, Faqiang Zhan1, Chengkang Chen1

  • 1Department of Physical and Environmental Science, University of Toronto Scarborough, 1265 Military Trail, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M1C 1A4.

Environmental science & technology
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まとめ

国際貿易では,真菌殺菌剤のクロロタロニルなどの有毒化学物質が事実上輸送される. 消費国は,製造と廃棄物の廃棄から生じるリスクを"輸入"し,これらの化学物質の流れを定量化する必要性を強調しています.

キーワード:
バナナ バナナ バナナ バナナ バナナ バナナクロロータロニル (Chlorothalonil) とは組み込まれた排出量エクスポート エクスポート エクスポート エクスポートエクスポージャーエクスポージャーエクスポージャーエクスポージャーエクスポージャー輸入品の輸入は,輸入品の輸入である.遠距離輸送とは農薬の残留物についてリスク・リスク・リスク・リスク

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