Agricultural practices play a crucial role in determining the health of soil ecosystems and the fate of organic pollutants. The application of fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides can introduce a variety of organic contaminants into the soil, leading to long-term ecological consequences. Understanding how different agricultural methods influence the persistence of these pollutants is vital for developing sustainable practices that minimize environmental impacts. This study aims to assess the relationship between agricultural practices and the degradation and persistence of organic pollutants in soil, highlighting the implications for soil health and agricultural sustainability.
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