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Déchets, effluents et pollution

by Christian Ngô, Alain Régent (2011)

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Le volume de production des déchets et effluents, et la pollution associée à leur mauvaise gestion, mettent en péril les équilibres naturels locaux, régionaux ou mondiaux et la santé des habitants. A partir d'exemples concrets, les auteurs expliquent la nature et la place de différentes sources de pollution et de déchets dans notre environnement et les risques qu'ils font courir. Ils apportent ainsi des pistes à nos communautés modernes qui se doivent de réagir pour gérer les déchets, effluents et pollutions et les rendre inoffensifs. [source : 4e de couv.].

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