The SWEEP concept: a cost-benefit analysis
SWEEP demonstrates a new concept for weed control on hard surfaces. The concept aims at a substantial reduction of herbicide emission to surface and soil waters. The concept is a decision support system with protocols that guarantee a substantial reduction in herbicide use and emission. Only a limited amount of herbicides is allowed under specific conditions and no herbicides are allowed when a pavement is close to surface water used for drinking water production
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| Format: | External research report biblioteca |
| Language: | Dutch |
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Plant Research International
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| Subjects: | control methods, costs, drinking water, herbicides, pavements, runoff, surface water, urban areas, water pollution, weed control, bestrating, bestrijdingsmethoden, drinkwater, herbiciden, kosten, onkruidbestrijding, oppervlakkige afvoer, oppervlaktewater, stedelijke gebieden, waterverontreiniging, |
| Online Access: | https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/the-sweep-concept-a-cost-benefit-analysis |
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