Bourceret, Amélie Accatino, Francesco Robert, Corinne
Despite the growing societal demands to reduce pesticide use, public policies struggle to reverse the current upward trend. Agroecology emerges as a promising solution, as it promotes ecological regulation and sustainable practices. The systemic nature of the agro-ecological transition requires the development of an interdisciplinary approach. In t...
Reynaud, Coraline Barbe, Audrey Bourceret, Amélie Grohens, Léa Pradeille, Marie Honoré, Faustine Meunier, Elliot Robert, Corinne
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Vanavermaete, David Hostens, Kris Everaert, Gert Parmentier, Koen Janssen, Colin De Witte, Bavo
The biofouling of submerged surfaces such as ship hulls is often prevented by using anti-fouling components in combination with booster biocides. These booster biocides enter the water column and may affect non-target organisms. Although different negative effects have been associated with the use of booster biocides, their effects on non-target or...
De Cock, Andrée Forio, Marie Anne Eurie Croubels, Siska Dominguez-Granda, Luis Jacxsens, Liesbeth Lachat, Carl Roa-López, Heydi Ruales, Jenny Scheyvaerts, Victoria Solis Hidalgo, Michelle Carolina
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Mangrove forests, provide vital food resources and are an endangered ecosystem worldwide due to pollution and habitat destruction. A risk-benefit assessment (RBA) was performed on the red mangrove crab (Ucides occidentalis) from the threatened Guayas mangroves in Ecuador. It was aimed to assess the combined potential adverse and beneficial health i...
Amona, Fructueux Modeste; Oladele, Rita Okeoghene; Resendiz-Sharpe, Agustin; 115273; Denning, David W.; Kosmidis, Chris; Lagrou, Katrien; 18511; Zhong, Hanying; Han, Li;
UNLABELLED: Emergence of triazole resistance has been observed in Aspergillus fumigatus over the past decade including Africa. This review summarizes the current published data on the epidemiology and reported mechanisms of triazole-resistant Aspergillus fumigatus (TRAF) in both environmental and clinical isolates from Africa. Searches on databases...
Schoeters, G.; Verheyen, V.J.; Colles, A.; Remy, S.; Martin, L. Rodriguez; Govarts, E.; Nelen, V.; Den Hond, E.; De Decker, A.; Franken, C.;
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The Flemish Environment and Health Study (FLEHS) collects information on internal exposure to a broad range of environmental chemicals in the general population in Flanders, the Northern region of Belgium. The aim is to establish biomonitoring exposure distributions for the general population in support of public health and environmental policy, en...
El Agrebi, Noëmie Steinhauer, Nathalie Renault, Véronique de Graaf, Dirk C Saegerman, Claude
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Transboundary and emerging diseases
Understanding amateur beekeepers' perception of risks affecting bee health and mortality is essential to analyse the reasons for adopting or rejecting good management practices. A perception survey on how beekeepers perceive and manage factors related to climate change, Varroa infestation, management practices, and pesticide exposure was designed a...
Vlaeminck, Karel Viaene, Karel P. J. Van Sprang, Patrick De Schamphelaere, Karel
Schoeters, G. Verheyen, V. J. Colles, A. Remy, S. Martin, L. Rodriguez Govarts, E. Nelen, V. Den Hond, E. De Decker, A. Franken, C.
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The Flemish Environment and Health Study (FLEHS) collects information on internal exposure to a broad range of environmental chemicals in the general population in Flanders, the Northern region of Belgium. The aim is to establish biomonitoring exposure distributions for the general population in support of public health and environmental policy, en...
Lázaro, Elena Makowski, David Vicent, Antonio
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Communications Earth & Environment
Using decision support systems to schedule fungicide application based on disease risk provides similar protection to calendar-based strategies but uses 50% less fungicide, according to a global meta-analysis.
