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Date |
Location |
Lecturer |
Title (follow
to Notes as Word files) |
Links to Extra Info
Where Available |
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1 |
21/01/08 |
SR3 |
RTL
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Toxic effects : introduction to
environmental toxicology 
(short v as handed out in lecture) |
Longer version of notes
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23/01/08 |
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NO LECTURE |
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2 |
28/01/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Monitoring the environment – The utility
of biological monitoring
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3 |
30/01/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Toxic metals: Sources, dispersal, and
pathways |
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4 |
04/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
The importance of chemical speciation of
toxins: Metals & Fluorides |
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5 |
06/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Persistent organic pollutants:
Pesticides, PCBs and dioxins
|
Our website on
Organohalogens
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6 |
11/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Pollutants in food chains : impacts on
birds
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7 |
13/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Persistent organic pollutants: Endocrine
disruption in rivers and estuaries
Notes on the the Yeast Assay for Oestrogenic chemicals
are available here
|
Web page
on
Endocrine Disruption
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8 |
18/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Nuclear power, alternative technologies
and radionuclides in food chains |
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9 |
20/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Case history: Mercury I – Marine mercury
pollution : a problem resolved? |
For Background Reading and more detailed
information for both lectures 9 & 10 try our dedicated
website on
Mercury |
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10 |
25/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Case history: Mercury II – Global mercury
pollution : an ongoing problem? |
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11 |
27/02/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Case History: Persistent pollutants in
the Baltic Sea & Great Lakes of North America (1)
The Baltic Sea
|
For Background reading and useful
links try our
Baltic Sea
website |
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12 |
03/03/08 |
SR3 |
RTL |
Case History: Persistent pollutants in
the Baltic Sea & Great Lakes of North America (2)
Great Lakes |
Our separate web on the env problems of
the Gt Lakes of North America
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