Effect of leaching temperature and water acidity on the loss of metal elements from CCA treated timber in aquatic conditions. Part 2: Semi-industrial investigationVAN EETVELDE, G; HOMAN, W. J; MILITZ, H et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 195-208Conference Paper

Environmental impact of PCP and NaPCP in the aquatic and atmospheric compartmentMARCHAL, P; VASSEUR, P; OZANNE, G et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 83-95Conference Paper

Environmental situations on wood preservation industries in JapanSUZUKI, K.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 283-294Conference Paper

Evaluation of impact of CCA-treated wooded on the marine environmentALBUQUERQUE, R. M; CRAGG, S. M.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 223-236Conference Paper

Harmonisation of technical requirements of treated wood in Europe. What can we learn from the experience in the Nordic countries ?EVANS, F. G.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 275-282Conference Paper

Pentachlorophenol : the non-emotional approach. First draft : a discussion documentOZANNE, G.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 97-116Conference Paper

Le pin : Matériau à contact alimentaire = Pine wood as material for food contactWAYMEL, A; LAMOUR, M; LABAT, G et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 1-19Conference Paper

Modèles de laboratoire et évaluation des risques : Protocole pour l'étude physico-chimique et toxicologique de la thermolyse de bois, de matériaux composites et de végétaux arbustifs = Laboratory models and assessment of the risks : Protocol for physicochemical and toxicological study of the thermolysis of the wood, composite material and shrubby vegetablesCAPRON, R; LEGHOUCHI, E; GUERBET, M et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 41-55Conference Paper

The challenge : safety and environment, Cannes-Mandelieu (France), 6-7 february 1995International wood preservation symposium. 1995, 439 p.Conference Proceedings

Formation of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDD) and polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDF) during the combustion of impregnated woodSALTHAMMER, T; KLIPP, H; PEEK, R.-D et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 265-274Conference Paper

Life cycle analysis of utility poles. A Swiss case studyKÜNNIGER, T; RICHTER, K.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 71-81Conference Paper

Non agricultural biocide directive. Practical proposals of implementation in the case where biocides are wood preservativesOZANNE, G.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 323-348Conference Paper

The use of light organic solvents in industrial wood preservation : an environmental perspectiveEWBANK, G. A.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 295-312Conference Paper

Less environmental impact of wood preservatives by considering the risk of attack in addition to the hazard class systemWILLEITNER, H.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 151-162Conference Paper

Cancer incidence among CCA exposed workers in the wood preserving industryOHLSON, C.-G; ANDERSEN, A; EVANS, F. G et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 147-149Conference Paper

Controlled fixation technologyCONNELL, M; BALDWIN, W. J; SMITH, T et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 177-193Conference Paper

LCA examination of preservative treated timber products and alternatives ; initial resultsHILLIER, W; MURPHY, R. J; DICKINSON, D. J et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 57-69Conference Paper

PCP in aquatic environments arising from historic contamination at wood processing and preservation sitesGIFFORD, J. S; MCFARLANE, P. N; JUDD, M. C et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 209-222Conference Paper

Risk assessment and the approval of wood preservatives in the United KingdomTURNER, R. M.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 313-321Conference Paper

The use of a physical field model to study the effects of remedially treated timber on the growth of perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) and rye (Secale cereale), and the accumulation of toxic preservative constituents in L. perenneSINCLAIR, D. C. R; SMITH, G. M; BRUCE, A et al.International wood preservation symposium. 1995, pp 21-39Conference Paper