Entry Routes of Veterinary Antibiotics in the Environment

作者: Reep P. Tasho , Jae Young Cho

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-66260-2_4

关键词: Waste disposalVeterinary medicineManureLivestock farmingBiosolidsSewage treatmentReclaimed waterAntibioticsBusinessSewage sludge

摘要: The discovery and benefits of antibiotics have opened floodgates to the massive production, overuse, misuse these biomolecules. Veterinary (VA’s) are ubiquitous molecules that have, in recent years, risen major environmental concerns. Quantities VA’s, comparable used human medicine, extensively intensive livestock farming. VA’s can enter environment through both direct (animal droppings) indirect methods (field application, waste disposal). partially digested animal gut get excreted out as either parent compounds or breakdown metabolites, making its way into directly indirectly. Farm soil groundwater serve two main reservoirs residual antibiotics. Use antibiotic containing manure, biosolids, sewage sludge, sediments fertilizers is dominating pathway for their entry tertiary environment. Aquaculture, reclaimed water from wastewater treatment plants, surface water, frequently polluted by also potential source entry. Therefore, development implementation preventive measures focuses more on stabilization at needed. Furthermore, correct use right reason imperative limiting overproduction, More legal regulatory efforts need undertaking reduce VA’s. Lastly, emphasis should be given improving productivity without growth promoters.

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