An increasing amount of organic micropollutants (OMPs) are detected in aquatic
environments and occur in water supplies worldwide. OMPs pose a severe threat to …

The management and mitigation of chemical pollution are key elements of sustainable
development initiatives that aim to provide safe and clean water. While environmental …

Compound-specific isotope analysis (CSIA) of organic water contaminants can provide
important information about their sources and fate in the environment. Analyte enrichment …

Multielement isotope fractionation studies to assess pollutant transformation are well-
established for point-source pollution but are only emerging for diffuse pollution by …

The transfer of pesticides from agricultural soils to food and drinking water is a major health
issue. There are actually few robust methods to identify, characterize and quantify the …

In carbon-compound-specific isotope analysis (carbon CSIA) of environmental
micropollutants, purification of samples is often required to guarantee accurate …

Pesticide degradation in wetland systems intercepting agricultural runoff is often overlooked
and mixed with other dissipation processes when assessing pesticide concentrations alone …

Current approaches are often limited to evaluating the contribution of pesticide dissipation
processes in water–sediment systems as both degradation and phase transfer, that is …

Compound-specific isotope analysis (CSIA) is a valuable tool for assessing the fate of
organic pollutants in the environment. However, the requirement of sufficient analyte mass …

The control and removal of pesticide residues from possible pollution source by using
improved methods without secondary pollution is essential for reducing its potential hazards …