2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2005.01.028
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Urban contributions of glyphosate and its degradate AMPA to streams in the United States

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“…Italy (Lombardy Region) up to 96 Sampling intensity increased due to more concern about glyphosate residues during than previously, 2008Di Guardo and Finizio, 2018 analysis methods of better sensitivity and accuracy (Huhn, 2018). Glyphosate and AMPA were found to emerge in surface water by leaching from agricultural areas in the US and Canada (Edwards et al, 1980;Feng et al, 1990;Payne et al, 1990;Payne, 1992;Battaglin et al, 2005Battaglin et al, , 2009Kolpin et al, 2006;Struger et al, 2008;Shipitalo and Owens, 2011;Coupe et al, 2012;Glozier et al, 2012) among others by the US Geological Survey (Kolpin et al, 2006), at concentrations up to 5,200 and 400 ng/l, respectively in the US North Appalache and the Midwest (Battaglin et al, 2005(Battaglin et al, , 2009 in regions, where the use of glyphosate-based pesticide formulations is substantial e.g., due to the cultivation of GT (RR) crops (Cuhra, 2015). Glyphosate has also been indicated as a significant water pollutant from intensive agriculture in Mexico (Ruiz-Toledo et al, 2014).…”
Section: Exposure To Glyphosate-environmental and Food Analysis Humamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Italy (Lombardy Region) up to 96 Sampling intensity increased due to more concern about glyphosate residues during than previously, 2008Di Guardo and Finizio, 2018 analysis methods of better sensitivity and accuracy (Huhn, 2018). Glyphosate and AMPA were found to emerge in surface water by leaching from agricultural areas in the US and Canada (Edwards et al, 1980;Feng et al, 1990;Payne et al, 1990;Payne, 1992;Battaglin et al, 2005Battaglin et al, , 2009Kolpin et al, 2006;Struger et al, 2008;Shipitalo and Owens, 2011;Coupe et al, 2012;Glozier et al, 2012) among others by the US Geological Survey (Kolpin et al, 2006), at concentrations up to 5,200 and 400 ng/l, respectively in the US North Appalache and the Midwest (Battaglin et al, 2005(Battaglin et al, , 2009 in regions, where the use of glyphosate-based pesticide formulations is substantial e.g., due to the cultivation of GT (RR) crops (Cuhra, 2015). Glyphosate has also been indicated as a significant water pollutant from intensive agriculture in Mexico (Ruiz-Toledo et al, 2014).…”
Section: Exposure To Glyphosate-environmental and Food Analysis Humamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…glyphosate have also been indicated (Kolpin et al, 2006;Botta et al, 2009;Hanke et al, 2010;Glozier et al, 2012) to contribute to environmental contamination. Soil contamination appears to show a closer correlation with agricultural usage intensity, while water contamination results from run-off events by precipitation (Landry et al, 2005;Maqueda et al, 2017;Poiger et al, 2017).…”
Section: Exposure To Glyphosate-environmental and Food Analysis Humamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since 1997, its agricultural use has increased considerably as a result of the introduction of genetically-engineered "Roundup Ready" glyphosate tolerant varieties of soybean, cotton and maize (Giesy et al, 2000;Woodburn, 2000). It has become one of the most commonly-used herbicides for agricultural weed control worldwide (Giesy et al, 2000;Kolpin et al, 2006), and also for domestic and industrial weed control in gardens or along rail tracks (Woodburn, 2000;Kolpin et al, 2006;Ghanem et al, 2007;Botta et al, 2009). …”
Section: Special Focus On the Impact Of Glyphosate On Freshwater Micrmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Glyphosate has long been assumed to be safe for the environment due to its supposed rapid biodegradation by soil microorganisms and/or the fact that it is tightly adsorbed by soil particles (Sprankle et al, 1975;Rueppel et al, 1977;Carlisle & Trevors, 1988;Pipke & Amrhein, 1988;Kolpin et al, 2006). The main degradation pathway appears to involve splitting the C-N bond to produce aminomethyl phosphonic acid (AMPA) (Rueppel et al, 1977).…”
Section: Glyphosate In the Environment: Degradation And Occurrence Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existe preocupación respecto a los efectos adversos potenciales en la salud humana por exposición crónica ya que los humanos y otros animales pueden entrar en contacto con el glifosato y los aditivos presentes en las formulaciones comerciales a través de las prácticas rutinarias en agricultura (9), o a través de la cadena alimenticia (10), o a través de aguas contaminadas (11). Es así que tres estudios recientes de casos y controles han encontrado una asociación entre la exposición a herbicidas que contienen glifosato y el desarrollo de linfoma no Hodgkin (12,13).…”
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