The study of pops contaminated sites in Danube river basin of Republic Moldova for risk assessment and remediation actions

Bogdevich Oleg; Ene Antoaneta; Cadochnikov Oleg; Culighin Elena; Nicolau Elena; Grigoraş Marina

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BOGDEVICH, Oleg, ENE, Antoaneta, CADOCHNIKOV, Oleg, CULIGHIN, Elena, NICOLAU, Elena, GRIGORAŞ, Marina. The study of pops contaminated sites in Danube river basin of Republic Moldova for risk assessment and remediation actions. In: Contaminated sites, 12-13 septembrie 2016, Bratislava. Bratislava, Slovacia: Slovak Environment Agency, 2016, pp. 64-68. ISBN 978-80-89503-54-4.

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Contaminated sites 2016

Conferința "Contaminated sites"
Bratislava, Slovacia, 12-13 septembrie 2016

The study of pops contaminated sites in Danube river basin of Republic Moldova for risk assessment and remediation actions

Pag. 64-68

Bogdevich Oleg¹, Ene Antoaneta², Cadochnikov Oleg¹, Culighin Elena¹, Nicolau Elena¹, Grigoraş Marina¹

¹ Institute of Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova,
² "Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati

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The inventory of POPs polluted sites was made in Republic of Moldova in 2009 – 2010 years for the
determination of needed management and remediation actions. The methodology of environmental risk
assessment (ranking system) on regional level and local level (conceptual model) for individual sites is
discussed. The case studies for Danube River basin were demonstrated used methodology.

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POPs contaminated sites, risk assessment, remediation of polluted soil

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