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Browsing by Author MARMO Luca

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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)	Publication Type
2002	Biological Treatment of Biodegradable Waste. Technical Aspects. Proceedings of the Workshop on 8-10 April 2002, Bruxelles (B)	*LANGENKAMP Heinrich wilhelm; MARMO Luca*	Books
2010	European Atlas of Soil Biodiversity	*JEFFERY SIMON LEE; GARDI Ciro; JONES Arwyn; MONTANARELLA Luca; MARMO Luca; MIKO Ladislav; RITZ Karl; PERES Guenola; JORG Rombke; VAN DER PUTTEN Wim*	Books
2004	Problems around Sludge. The Accession Countries' Perpective. Workshop Proceedings, 1-2 December 2003, Ispra (Italy)	*MARMO Luca; GAWLIK Bernd*	Books
2001	Proceedings of the "Workshop on Harmonization of Sampling and Analysis Methods for Heavy Metals, Organic Pollutants and Pathogens in Soil and Sludge", 8-9 February 2001, Stresa (I)	*LANGENKAMP Heinrich wilhelm; MARMO Luca*	Books
2003	Proceedings of the Workshop on Mine and Quarry Waste. The Burden from the Past, 27-28 May 2002, Orta (NO) Italy	*PUURA E.; D ALESSANDRO Marco; MARMO Luca*	Books
2000	Proceedings of the Workshop on Problems around Sludge, 18-19 November 1999, Stresa, NO (Italy).	*LANGENKAMP Heinrich wilhelm; MARMO Luca*	Books
2012	The State of Soil in Europe : A contribution of the JRC to the European Environment Agency’s Environment State and Outlook Report— SOER 2010	*PANAGOS Panagiotis; BARCELO Sara; BOURAOUI Faycal; BOSCO Claudio; DEWITTE Olivier; GARDI Ciro; ERHARD Markus; HERVAS DE DIEGO Francisco; HIEDERER Roland; JEFFERY Simon, et al*	JRC Reference Reports

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