Report and presentations ESPP workshop Pharmaceuticals in sewage biosolids 27/10/2016
The report with the outcomes of the workshop can be downloaded here.
- Chris Thornton - European Sustainable Phosphorus Platform (ESPP)
Introduction Why do sewage biosolids contaminants matter for the nutrient circular economy - Damià Barceló – ICRA Catalan Institute for Water Research / CSIC, Spain
Pharmaceuticals and organic consumer chemicals in sewage sludge: concentrations in biosolids from Spain vs. the USA and China - Kai Bester - Aarhus University, Denmark
Removal of pharmaceuticals in different activated sludge wastewater treatment plants in comparison to biofilm and ozonation - Andrii Butkovskyi - Wageningen University, The Netherlands
Overview of organic contaminants (pharmaceuticals, hormones, consumer chemicals) in municipal sewage biosolids and approaches and treatments to decrease these - Magali Casellas & Marilyne Soubrand - Limoges University, France
Impacts of sludge stabilization processes and sludge origin on the mobility of pharmaceuticals following sludge land-spreading - Anders Finnson - Swedish Water & Wastewater Association, Sweden
REVAQ - Swedish Certification System an introduction - Jakob Magid - University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Urban organic waste: problem or resource? 100 years’ application of sewage biosolids and urban waste compost - data on heavy metals, soil biology, antibiotic resistance – potential for study of pharmaceuticals and organic contaminants - Jörgen Magnér – IVL, Sweden
The fate of pharmaceutical residues: during sludge hygienization and in soil fertilized with sludge - Hannah Rigby - Imperial College London, United Kingdom
The potential transfer of organic contaminants to food arising from the use of biosolids and other recycled wastes as nutrient sources in agriculture - Anita Rye Ottosen & Per Haugsted Petersen - Rambøll Engineering, Denmark
Fate of pharmaceuticals and personal care chemicals in composting of biosolids
Posters:
- Trine Eggen - Member of Norwegian Scientific Committee for Food Safety’s (VKM) Panel on Animal Feed, Norway
Risk assessment of organic chemical contaminants in sewage sludge - Meritxell Gros – IRTA / ICRA, Spain
Occurrence and fate of veterinary pharmaceuticals and antibiotics in soils fertilized with manure and evaluation of their persistence and potential to migrate to groundwater bodies - Hakan Jonsson - VA-kluster Mälardalen, Sweden
Upstream work for sustainable recycling - Zulin Zhang – James Hutton Institute, United Kingdom
Occurrence and Changes of Classic and Emerging Contaminants in Soils Treated by Organic Wastes