Volume 34, Issue 6 | Environmental Geochemistry and Health

Environmental Geochemistry and Health

Official Journal of the Society for Environmental Geochemistry and Health

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Volume 34, Issue 6

December 2012

Special Issue: The Geochemical Environment and Human Health

Issue Editors:

Annie T Worsley,
Vanessa J Holden,
Andrew S. Hursthouse,
Alex G Stewart

10 articles in this issue

Preface
Annie Worsley
Preface 20 October 2012 Pages: 651 - 651
Evaluating the impact of interdisciplinary networking in environmental geochemistry and health: reviewing SEGH conferences and workshops
Alex G. Stewart
Annie Worsley
Andrew S. Hursthouse
Original Paper 27 September 2012 Pages: 653 - 664
Current state of heavy metal contents in Vienna soils
Sebastian Pfleiderer
Michael Englisch
Rainer Reiter
Original Paper 28 September 2012 Pages: 665 - 675
The relationship between soil geochemistry and the bioaccessibility of trace elements in playground soil
Eduardo De Miguel
Juan Mingot
Susanne Charlesworth
Original Paper 28 September 2012 Pages: 677 - 687
Component-specific toxic concerns of the inhalable fraction of urban road dust
S. Potgieter-Vermaak
G. Rotondo
R. Van Grieken
Original Paper 28 September 2012 Pages: 689 - 696
Risk of respiratory and cardiovascular hospitalisation with exposure to bushfire particulates: new evidence from Darwin, Australia
Helen Crabbe
Original Paper 05 October 2012 Pages: 697 - 709
Arsenic speciation and mobility in surface water at Lucky Shot Gold Mine, Alaska
Keith Torrance
Helen Keenan
Birgit Hagedorn
Original Paper 22 September 2012 Pages: 711 - 723
Flux-based risk management strategy of groundwater pollutions: the CMF approach
G. Verreydt
I. Van Keer
P. Vanderauwera
Original Paper 22 September 2012 Pages: 725 - 736
Geochemical baselines of heavy metals in the sediments of two large freshwater lakes in China: implications for contamination character and history
Chaoyang Wei
Hailong Wen
Original Paper 22 September 2012 Pages: 737 - 748
The effect of conventional wastewater treatment on the levels of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria in effluent: a meta-analysis of current studies
Suvi Harris
Martin Cormican
Enda Cummins
Original Paper 22 September 2012 Pages: 749 - 762