2015
DOI: 10.2136/vzj2014.09.0115
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Deep Penetration of Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products through the Vadose Zone of Effluent-Irrigated Land

Abstract: Six boreholes were drilled during the course of a year to a depth of 2 m beneath the water table, located at a depth of about 28 m, under agricultural land sprinkler irrigated with treated sewage efluents in the Coastal Plain aquifer of Israel to determine the extent of penetration of 20 pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) into the unsaturated zone. The ields were planted to turf and had different histories of efluent irrigation. From each borehole, 7 to 21 samples were taken for analysis of PPC… Show more

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“…A relevant example is the detection of sulfamethazine and sulfadimethoxine in groundwater near a confined animal feeding operation in Weiser, ID (Batt et al, 2006). Our research is consistent with many other reports that sulfonamide antibiotics move in higher concentrations and to greater distances in soil than hormones, tetracyclines, macrolides, or human pharmaceuticals (Kay et al, 2005b; Wehrhan et al, 2007; Salvia et al, 2014; Zentner et al, 2015). Such movement is a function of sulfonamide charge characteristics as controlled by pH.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…A relevant example is the detection of sulfamethazine and sulfadimethoxine in groundwater near a confined animal feeding operation in Weiser, ID (Batt et al, 2006). Our research is consistent with many other reports that sulfonamide antibiotics move in higher concentrations and to greater distances in soil than hormones, tetracyclines, macrolides, or human pharmaceuticals (Kay et al, 2005b; Wehrhan et al, 2007; Salvia et al, 2014; Zentner et al, 2015). Such movement is a function of sulfonamide charge characteristics as controlled by pH.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Nevertheless, in an attempt to understand the potential human food chain contamination and based on studies described in literature, many of the routes are postulated: contamination of seawater (Buchanan 1971;Carpenter and Smith 1972;Lusher 2015), contamination of soil, waste water and sludge (Zubris and Brian, 2005;Browne et al 2011;Mason et al 2016;Steinmetz et al 2016Steinmetz et al , 2016De Souza Machado et al 2017;Horton et al 2017;Weithmann et al 2018) and contamination of surface and groundwater (Heberer 2002; Barnes et al 2008;Díaz-Cruz et al, 2008;Loos et al 2010;Faure et al 2012;Eriksen et al 2013;Eerkes-Medrano et al 2015;Zentner et al 2015). Unfortunately, validated and standardised analytical methods providing reproducible and internationally comparable data are often lacking.…”
Section: Routes Of Contaminationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Shortage in water resources and rainfall in semiarid and arid zones, and the need for freshwater resources for the urban sector lead to the use of low‐quality water (e.g., treated waste water (TWW)) for irrigation. Because of the ionic concentration and composition of the TWW, its long‐term use for irrigation may have adverse influence on soil hydraulic properties (e.g., Coppola et al, ; Lado et al, ), on agricultural production (e.g., Rusan et al, ; Zavadil, ), and on environmental quality (e.g., Russo et al, ; Schoups et al, ; Zentner et al, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%