Sarah Bieger's research while affiliated with University of Tuebingen and other places
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Publications (3)
The most widely used herbicide glyphosate contaminates surface waters around the globe. Both agriculture and urban applications are discussed as sources for glyphosate. To better delineate these sources, we investigated long-term time series of concentrations of glyphosate and its main transformation product aminomethylphosphonic acid (AMPA) in a l...
The most widely used herbicide glyphosate contaminates surface waters around the globe. Being toxic to aquatic organisms and a possible carcinogenic, mitigation strategies attempt to reduce river contamination, but their impact is not evaluated. Investigating long-term time series, we discovered that – in contrast to the USA – glyphosate river wate...
The most widely used herbicide glyphosate contaminates surface waters around the globe. Being toxic to aquatic organisms and a possible carcinogenic, mitigation strategies attempt to reduce river contamination, but their impact is not evaluated. Investigating long-term time series, we discovered that – in contrast to the USA – glyphosate river wate...
