Triazole Pesticides in Tunisia: Source, Distribution, and Risks

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Triazole Pesticides in Tunisia: Source, Distribution, and Risks Authors: , Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
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Pages: 182 Language: English ISBN: 9781036486044 Category:

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the use of triazole pesticides in Tunisia, delving into their sources, patterns of distribution, and the potential environmental and health risks they pose. It examines the widespread application of these chemicals in agricultural activities and their impact on local ecosystems and public health. Through a blend of scientific research and case studies, it offers insights into the regulatory frameworks, challenges, and the growing concerns over pesticide residues in food and water. This work serves as a critical resource for policymakers, environmentalists, and researchers interested in pesticide management and sustainable agriculture in Tunisia.

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Author Biography

Dr Mouna Necibi is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the High Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technologies of Borj Cedria, University of Carthage, Tunisia. She is the author of nine journal articles, four book chapters, and one book. She has participated in numerous national and international scientific events.Nadia Mzoughi is the President of the University of Carthage, Tunisia, responsible for programmes, training, and international cooperation. She is a member of the Environmental Sciences and Technologies Laboratory and the Association of Sea Sciences. She also serves as President of the Tunisian Association of Industry, Environment, and Research, and is a reviewer for several international journals. Her scientific contributions include more than 40 publications and 50 national and international communications.