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William H. Schlesinger
February 20, 2025 William H. Schlesingeragriculture, environmental health, environmental policy, faculty, food, toxicology, waste, water pollution

Organofluoride contaminants

PFAS compounds are found in wastewater and biosolids, that are used to fertilize agricultural lands

Rethinking Biodegradable

the storage of plant-derived carbon in everyday products that are landfilled may help sequester carbon from the atmosphere.

About Translational Ecology

The blog will offer a science-based analysis of current environmental topics, from regional to global levels, with an emphasis on making the science accessible to the general public.

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