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Side-effects of pesticides on ground-dwelling predatory arthropods in arable ecosystems.
1989
Everts J.W. | Aukema B. | Hengeveld R. | Koeman J.H.
Fluctuating asymmetry of invertebrate populations as a biological indicator of environmental quality.
1993
Clarke G.M.
Les modifications chimiques de l' atmosphere et leurs effets sur l' environnement.
1988
Megie G.
Effects of cadmium, copper, lead and zinc on growth, reproduction and survival of the earthworm Eisenia fetida (Savigny): assessing the environmental impact of point-source metal contamination in terrestrial ecosystems.
1994
Spurgeon D.J. | Hopkin S.P. | Jones D.T.
Assessing the impact of copper on nematode communities from a chronically metal-enriched estuary using pollution-induced community tolerance.
1995
Millward R.N. | Grant A.
The environmental situation in Baltic countries and their environmental management strategy.
1994
Kairiukstis L.
[Physical and chemical characteristics of the Danube river and a part of the Danube-Tisza-Danube channel [Serbia, Yugoslavia] during the period 1991-1996]
1997
Bugarski, R. | Berkovic, M. (Republicki hidrometeoroloski zavod Republike Srbije, Beograd (Yugoslavia))
Drainage of industrial and communal effluents, directly into the water flow, as many hydrotechnical activities, significantly influence the schedule and balance of the processes that take place into water. In this paper, there are represented the results of systematic control of the water quality of the Danube river and DTD (Danube-Tisza-Danube) channel on the parts Vrbas-Bezdan and Becej-Bogojevo, at the control station network of the Republic Weather Bureau (the Republic of Serbia), for the period of 1991-1996. The results show that the most adverse influence of anthropogenic factor is on the part of the flow of the DTD (Danube-Tisza-Danube) channel from Vrbas to the flow into Tisza river.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]The river Tara [Montenegro, Yugoslavia]: water quality, state, problems, protection
1997
Djuraskovic, P.N. | Pejovic, M. (Republicki hidrometeoroloski zavod, Podgorica (Yugoslavia))
The river Tara (Montenegro, Yugoslavia) is under the treatment of the international (UNESCO) and domestic legal protection, so the prescribed quality of its water is the 1st class. Permanent measurement of the water quality of this river shows that due to the influence of the human factor, its quality has been endangered. Examination of the data collected through many years at all the measurement station along its current shows that the quality of water and pollution estimate have changed.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Wastewater valorisation in an integrated multitrophic aquaculture system; assessing nutrient removal and biomass production by duckweed species النص الكامل
2022
Paolacci, Simona | Stejskal, Vlastimil | Toner, Damien | Jansen, Marcel A.K.
The aquaculture industry is considered a key sector for the supply of high quality, nutritious food. However, growth of the aquaculture sector has been slow, particularly in Europe, and this is amongst others linked to concerns about environmental impacts of this industry. Integrated Multitrophic Aquaculture (IMTA) has been identified as an important technology to sustainably improve freshwater fish production. In IMTA, economically valuable extractive species feed on waste produced by other species, remediating wastewater, and minimising the environmental impact of aquaculture. This study presents quantitative information on the nitrogen and phosphorus removal efficiency of a duckweed-based, pilot, semi-commercial IMTA system. Duckweed species are free-floating freshwater species belonging to the family of Lemnaceae. The aim of this study was to test the potential of duckweed-based IMTA under realistic environmental conditions. Three different approaches were used to assess remediation capacity; 1) assessment of water quality pre and post treatment with duckweed showed that the system can remove 0.78 and 0.38 T y⁻¹ of Total Nitrogen (TN) and Total Phosphorus (TP), respectively 2) based on nitrogen and phosphorus content of newly grown duckweed biomass, it was shown that 1.71 and 0.22 T y⁻¹ of TN and TP can be removed, respectively 3) extrapolation based on laboratory established nitrogen and phosphorus uptake rates determined that 0.88 and 0.08 T y⁻¹ of TN and TP can be removed by the system. There is substantive agreement between the three assessments, and the study confirms that duckweed can maintain good quality water in an IMTA system, while yielding high protein content (21.84 ± 2.45%) biomass. The quantitative data on nitrogen and phosphorus removal inform the design of further IMTA systems, and especially create a scientific basis to determine the balance between aquaculture and extractive species.
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