A Review of “Semi-Field Methods for the Environmental Risk Assessment of Pesticides in Soil”

Edited by A. Schaeffer, P. J. van den Brink, F. Heimbach, S. P. Hoy, F. M.W. de Jong, J. Römbke, M. Roß-Nickoll and J.P. Sousa, CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group, ISBN #978-1-4398-2858-8, 105 pp, Hardcover, $119.95 The Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) published this book which provides a good summary of the discussions held during the SETAC PEARS Coimbra, Portugal workshop organized under the same title in 2007. Fifty-two scientists involved in this workshop represented 17 countries. The output of this workshop, condensed into these proceedings, provides guidance with detailed information about the criteria that need to be assessed when conducting field and semi-field studies (i.e., semi-field methods for assessment of effects of pesticides on soil-inhabiting species)

George Antonious Ph.D. Principal Investigator of Environmental Toxicology, Department of Plant and Soil Science, Water Quality/Environmental Toxicology, Kentucky State University, 400 East Main Street, 218 Atwood Research Center, 40601, Frankfort, KY Phone: Office: 502-597-6005 Voice, Lab: 502-597-6253 Fax: Office: 502-597-6005 Voice, Lab: 502-597-6253

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