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Contaminants and pathogens in waterways - economic assessment of risks

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  • Antti Simola
  • Juntunen, Janne
  • Meriläinen, Päivi

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Assessment of health risks related transport of contaminants and pathogens in waterways Combination of water transport models, quantitative health analysis and regional CGE modeling Preliminary results: a low probability event can cause notable economic losses in the study region

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  • Antti Simola & Juntunen, Janne & Meriläinen, Päivi, 2016. "Contaminants and pathogens in waterways - economic assessment of risks," EcoMod2016 9442, EcoMod.
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