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• W4313352230 abstract "Chapter 8 focuses light on occurrence of antibiotics in environment, a worldwide issue of global concern. It discusses in detail on antibiotics consumption by farm animals, their transport into the environment, its fate in manure and problem of antibiotics resistance development. Further, chapter outlines methods for antibiotics mitigation and possible risk to environment and human being. The antibiotics are the emerging contaminants, which are ubiquitous in the environment and poses risk to the human being. The rapidly increasing world population, limited food resources, and increased demand for food-producing animals have led to immense pressure on animal livestock and hence, resulting in the intensive application of veterinary antibiotics for sub-therapeutic purposes. The antibiotics frequently occur in manure, regardless of their route, harbors antibiotic resistance gene in the environment causing a human health hazard. Hence, an urge is to understand the fate of antibiotics in manure to prevent the problem of antibiotics threat. In addition, there is an urgent need for efficient management strategies to overcome these issues via local bodies and various global initiatives. In this backdrop, the present chapter deals with the occurrence and fate of antibiotics in manure including their consequences on the environment and humans. Further, the chapter highlights the strategies used to mitigate antibiotics and their future prospects." @default.
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• W4313352230 title "Occurrence and Fate of Antibiotics in Manure" @default.
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