Part 3: These literature surveys on Dioxins and other POPs from ESPR and UWSF reflect Otto Hutzinger’s influence as Editor-in-Chief on both journals beyond his active time (1989–2005) into the future

Heinrich, Almut B.

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Part 3: These literature surveys on Dioxins and other POPs from ESPR and UWSF reflect Otto Hutzinger’s influence as Editor-in-Chief on both journals beyond his active time (1989–2005) into the future

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Volume 15, pages 108–112, (2008)
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Heinrich, A.B. Part 3: These literature surveys on Dioxins and other POPs from ESPR and UWSF reflect Otto Hutzinger’s influence as Editor-in-Chief on both journals beyond his active time (1989–2005) into the future. Environ Sci Pollut Res 15, 108–112 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1065/espr2008.01.473.3

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