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Agriculture, Emerging Contaminants, and Water Quality: II

Oral Session

SSSA Division: Soils & Environmental Quality

Emerging contaminants of environmental significance, such as pharmaceutical and personal care products and veterinary antibiotics, are known to exist in many human and animal waste products applied to agricultural fields. Understanding how these contaminants enter surface and shallow groundwater receptors is paramount for prescribing BMPs that reduce receptor impact by these substances. This oral presentation session provides a forum for researchers working on agriculture/environmental water quality issues related to emerging contaminants to present and discuss their recent work in the context of fate, transport, and mitigation.

Cosponsor(s):

Environmental Quality
Tuesday, November 5, 2013: 1:00 PM-3:45 PM
Tampa Convention Center, Room 33
Organizers:
Steven Frey and David Lapen
Presiders:
Steven Frey and David Lapen
1:00 PM
Introductory Remarks
1:05 PM
294-1
Reducing Pesticides Mobility From Soil Into Runoff Water.
George F. Antonious, Kentucky State University; Maifan Silitonga, Kentucky State University; Buddhi Gyawali, Kentucky State University; Louie Rivers, Kentucky State University; Asmare Atalay, Virginia State University
1:20 PM
294-2
Potential Management-Induced Changes In Level, Distribution and Environmental Fate Of Heavy Metals In Turf Soils In The Southern High Plains.
Theophilus K. Udeigwe, Texas Tech University; Hashem Stietiya, The University of Jordan; Tarek Kandakji, Texas Tech University
1:35 PM
294-3
Natural Clay Supported Hemin As a Biomimetic Catalyst to Degrade 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol.
Jian Xiong, Nanjing University; Cheng Gu, Nanjing University
1:50 PM
Break
 
294-4
Induction of Phenol Resistance in Aquatic Plants and Its Role in Phytoremediation. (Cancelled)
2:25 PM
294-5
Transformation of Perfluorinated Compounds During Enzyme Catalyzed Oxidative Humification Reactions.
Qingguo Huang, University of Georgia - Griffin; Rashmi Singh, University of Georgia - Griffin; Qi Luo, University of Georgia - Griffin
2:40 PM
294-6
Silver Nanoparticle Sorption and Desorption to Soil and Water Treatment Residuals.
Daniel D. Ebeling, Wisconsin Lutheran College; Angela M. Ebeling, Wisconsin Lutheran College; Aubrey Rockman, Wisconsin Lutheran College; Andrew Armstrong, Wisconsin Lutheran College
2:55 PM
break 2
3:15 PM
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Natural Nanoparticles From Soils: Separation, Characterization and Quantification.
Santanu Bakshi, Soil and Water Science Department-University of Florida; Zhenli He, Soil and Water Science Department-University of Florida; Willie G. Harris, University of Florida
3:30 PM
294-8
Uptake, Accumulation and Translocation of Engineered Nanomaterials in Agricultural Crops.
Baoshan Xing, University of Massachusetts
3:45 PM
Adjourn
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