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3. Conclusion
Pollution caused by human activities is nowadays manifold and often unresolved. The evolution of research towards a global and interdisciplinary approach can be at the origin of the development of sustainable, inventive and effective remediation techniques. The synergy between green chemistry and plant ecology presented in this article is an illustrative example of the beneficial blending of knowledge.
The use of phytoextraction knowledge becomes an opportunity for the synthetic chemist, enabling him to develop catalytic processes for the degradation of highly toxic biocides, while contributing to the depollution of aquatic basins contaminated by heavy metals.
This example is currently being extended to many other forms of metallic pollution, from industrial and mining sources, for the constructive purposes of catalytic chemistry. The possible...
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Websites
EU pesticide database http://ec.europa.eu/sanco_pesticides/public/index.cfm
Rotterdam Convention – Share Responsibility (Feb. 2011) [Online] http://www.pic.int/home_fr.php?type=t=86=50=86
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Regulations
Council Directive 91/414/EEC concerning the placing of plant protection products on the market lays down rules and procedures for approval of the active substances at EU-level and for the authorisation at Member State level of plant protection products (PPP) containing these substances
Pollutec 2010 Lyon, 23rd edition http://www.pollutec.com/
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Utilisation de plantes accumulatrices de métaux lourds pour la mise en œuvre de réactions chimiques, CNRS international patent filed on November 26, 2009, n° PCT/FR2009/052312 ; Extensions internationales brevet CNRS filed on November 18, 2010, n° PCT/FR2010/052451 C. Grison, J. Escarré.
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The work presented in this article was selected by ADEME as part of the Innovative Techniques for the Environment program at Pollutec 2010.
Thanks
The authors would like to thank Eddy Petit (IEM UMR 5635) for producing the 31 P NMR spectra.
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