Management and rehabilitation of contaminated sites: international forums and emerging trends
Series: Land Contamination & Reclamation ; 9(3) 2001, 307-317(10)Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: International co-operation in contaminated site management has increased in the past decade, reducing duplication of effort in many areas. Discusses key collaborations, partnerships and networks internationally relating to contaminated site management and remediation. The experience of these could be applied in areas where co-operation is less evident (eg Asia/Pacific) on similar environmental problems. Also provides indicators of important issues at a global level. References, tables. Taken from journal abstract.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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International co-operation in contaminated site management has increased in the past decade, reducing duplication of effort in many areas. Discusses key collaborations, partnerships and networks internationally relating to contaminated site management and remediation. The experience of these could be applied in areas where co-operation is less evident (eg Asia/Pacific) on similar environmental problems. Also provides indicators of important issues at a global level. References, tables. Taken from journal abstract.