Carlo Jacomini

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Head of Bioindicators and Ecotoxicology Sector, ISPRA (Rome). Graduated at Sapienza Univ. of Rome, Italy, 1994 (Biological Sciences), 110/110. 1987-'94, WWF-Italy Sea Turtle Project, by-catch & nesting monitoring throughout Southern Italy. 1989-’90, EIS, monitoring bioindicators on freshwaters. Till 1995, he worked within consulting companies, collaborating to international projects, bids, EIA, and working on monitoring bioindicators in Italy. 1995-’96, trained at the National Health Institute (ISS), on a study on river catchment quality. PhD (2004) at Siena Univ., was on the use of soil fauna as bioindicator. 1999-2007, he worked for ANPA, later called APAT, now ISPRA, where he dealt wit...

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PesticidesVsSoilFaunaAdifficultCoexistence2022Jacomini.pptx

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION - Why should we care about soil biodiversity? Links to human-health and food security, Ms Daphne Miller, Department of Family Medicine, University of California, USA

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Head of Bioindicators and Ecotoxicology Sector, ISPRA (Rome). Graduated at Sapienza Univ. of Rome, Italy, 1994 (Biological Sciences), 110/110. 1987-'94, WWF-Italy Sea Turtle Project, by-catch & nesting monitoring throughout Southern Italy. 1989-’90, EIS, monitoring bioindicators on freshwaters. Till 1995, he worked within consulting companies, collaborating to international projects, bids, EIA, and working on monitoring bioindicators in Italy. 1995-’96, trained at the National Health Institute (ISS), on a study on river catchment quality. PhD (2004) at Siena Univ., was on the use of soil fauna as bioindicator. 1999-2007, he worked for ANPA, later called APAT, now ISPRA, where he dealt wit...

italy soil fauna ecosystem approach ecological community soil monitoring diffuse pollution reliability of results environmental monitoring quality control quality of soil effects of pesticides on soil pesticide use ecological risk assessment environmental assessement sustainable agriculture biological monitoring soc climate change apennines arctic soils biodiversity periglacial structures mediterranean mires cryosols fens bogs peatlands beechwood endemic species

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