Study on Urban Wastewater: The Contribution of Pharmaceutical Substances to the Toxic Load Is 7% - iefimerida.gr
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The contribution of pharmaceutical substances to the total toxic load of treated urban wastewater in Psyttalia and Larissa is estimated at 7% on average. Urban wastewater in Psyttalia and Larissa The new scientific study was carried out at the initiative of the Panhellenic Union of the Pharmaceutical Industry (PEF), the Association of Pharmaceutical Enterprises of Greece (SFEE) and the Association of Pharmaceutical Companies of Widely Used Use (…
The contribution of pharmaceutical substances to the total toxic load of treated urban wastewater in Psyttalia and Larissa is estimated at 7% on average, according to a new scientific study carried out at the initiative of the Panhellenic Union of the Pharmaceutical Industry (PEF), the Association of Pharmaceutical Enterprises of Greece (SFEE) and the Association of Pharmaceutical Companies of Widely Used Drugs (EFEX), in collaboration with the …
The contribution of pharmaceutical substances to the total toxic load of treated urban wastewater amounts to 7% on average, according to a new scientific study carried out at wastewater treatment facilities in Psyttaleia and Larissa.
The contribution of pharmaceuticals to the total toxic load of treated urban wastewater in Psyttalia and Larissa is estimated at 7% on average, according to ... The article Urban wastewater: The contribution of pharmaceuticals to the toxic load is estimated at 7%, according to a new study was published in NewsIT.
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This study has important policy implications. If drugs contribute only 7%, then the pharmaceutical industry can argue that it should not bear the bulk of the cleanup costs.
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