Environmental Management

The ability of herbicides to adsorb on soils and sediments and their tendency to desorb are the most important factors

Herbicides reaching the soil are subjected to various reactions with soil and environmental factors. Herbicides reach the soil through preplanting

Large application of fertilizers has been practiced on arable lands to improve crop production and recover inherent and induced soil

Irrigation and management practices such as the rate and timing of pesticide applications and the mode of pesticide application also

The site conditions affecting the mobility of pesticides in the soil include groundwater table, hydrogeologic conditions, and climatic and weather

Soil properties exert significant influences on the fate and transport of pesticides in croplands. Pesticide movement in soil is largely

Pesticide mobility may result in redistribution within the application site or movement of some amount of the pesticide off site.

A pesticide is a toxic chemical substance or a mixture of substances or biological agents that are intentionally released into

Crude oil pollution monitoring using the presence of individual organic compounds like VOCs, PAHs may be misleading because some of

Biomarkers in crude oils can be used to assess the thermal maturity of the source rocks. This is because there

The conversion processes of the biological origins of the crude oil have ensured that the majority of the components have