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Fate and transport of antibiotic resistance genes in Arctic tundra wetlands receiving municipal wastewater

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Author	Hayward, Jennifer L. Jackson, Amy J. Yost, Christopher Karl Hansen, Lisbeth Truelstrup Jamieson, Rob
Copyright Year	2018
Abstract	text In the Canadian Arctic, municipal wastewater is commonly discharged into tundra wetlands, where ancillary treatment has been observed to occur. Antibiotic resistant bacteria and the antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) they contain can be present in municipal wastewater and there is limited knowledge on ARGs in wastewater in arctic environments. The objective was to assess the fate of ARGs in arctic tundra wetland ecosystems impacted by municipal wastewater sources. The two wetlands were located in the Inuit communities of Sanikiluaq (56°33’N, 079°13’W) and Naujaat (66°31’N, 086°14’W) in Nunavut, Canada. Genomic DNA was extracted from both soil and water during the spring freshet Program Program Overview Meeting Section Science Section Sessions 1. Environmental protection 1.1 Agricultural structures in Arctic regions: present functions, limitations and solutions for future sustainable connectivity in Arctic regions 1.2 International conservation law and local communities. Can local interests be adequately integrated? 1.3 Food security and One Health perspectives 1.4 Sustainable development of the Arctic boreal regions 1.5 Sanitation in small Arctic communities Process options for a sewage lagoon in Arctic Canada Challenges associated with mechanical wastewater facilities in the Canadian Arctic Sewage treatment improvements in the     
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