A tool for managing toxics : the Potential Ecotoxic Effects Probe PEEP : an index for comparing the potential toxicity of industrial effluents.: En154-86/2001E-PDF
The Potential Ecotoxic Effects Probe (PEEP) is an index that combines the results of biological tests (bioassays) representing several trophic levels in the aquatic environment and several types of toxicity (acute lethality, acute and/or chronic sublethality, and genotoxicity).
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| Department/Agency | Saint-Laurent Vision 2000 (Canada) St. Lawrence Centre. |
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| Title | A tool for managing toxics : the Potential Ecotoxic Effects Probe PEEP : an index for comparing the potential toxicity of industrial effluents. |
| Variant title | Potential Ecotoxic Effects Probe PEEP Index for comparing the potential toxicity of industrial effluents |
| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
| Other language editions | [French] |
| Format | Electronic |
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| Note(s) | Issued also in French under title: Un outil pour gérer les toxiques : Barème d'effets écotoxiques potentiels BEEP : un indice pour comparer la toxicité potentielle des effluents industriels. Title from caption. |
| Publishing information | Montreal, Quebec : Environment Canada, St. Lawrence Centre : Saint-Laurent Vision 2000, [2001]. |
| Description | [4] p. : chart |
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| Subject terms | Toxic substances Rivers Environmental protection |
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