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RIRA: A tool for conducting health risk assessments for irrigation of edible crops with recycled water

2007-05-01

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Irrigation of food crops with reclaimed water is becoming increasingly common, owing to a combination of agricultural, environmental, social and economic drivers. Despite the benefits of irrigation with recycled water, the practice does nonetheless pose risks to human health, most notably through contamination of produce with human pathogens. Microbiological risks can be characterised through a modelling process k...

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93e29a97-a9ef-5824-acad-2aae94c45b97
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10.1016/j.compag.2007.02.004
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