• DOI:10.1002/ps.447
Corpus ID: 13874948

Significance of the long range transport of pesticides in the atmosphere

@article{Unsworth2002SignificanceOT,
  title={Significance of the long range transport of pesticides in the atmosphere},
  author={J. Unsworth and R. D. Wauchope and A. Klein and E. Dorn and B. Zeeh and S. Yeh and M. {\AA}kerblom and K. D. Racke and B. Rubin},
  journal={Pest Management Science},
  year={2002},
  volume={58},
  pages={314-314}
}

J. Unsworth, R. D. Wauchope, +6 authors B. Rubin

Published 2002

Biology

Pest Management Science

Since the 1960s there has been a growing body of data regarding the presence of pesticides in the atmosphere. The monitoring results obtained show that traces of pesticides may undergo long range transport and be deposited considerable distances away from the treatment areas, including remote areas such as the Arctic and Antarctic regions. Pesticides have been found in air, rain, cloud water, fog and snow. The appearance and subsequent behaviour of pesticides in the atmosphere are complex… CONTINUE READING

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