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Conceptual and practical aspects of risk assessment and testing of soil and inorganic residues prior to utilization
2000
Hjelmar, O. | Lehmann, N.K.J. | Holm, P.E.
[Availability of pollution components in soil and wastes: Influence on the risk assessment for animals and plants]
2000
Jensen, J. | Pedersen, M.B. | Scott-Fordsmand, J. | Krogh, P.H. | Kjaer, C.
[Availability of pollution components in soil and wastes: Influence on assessment of risk on human exposure?]
2000
Carlsen, A.
[Bioavailability of organic matter in polluted soil and waste products: data for modelling of impact of aging]
2000
Samsoee-Petersen, L. | Rasmussen, D.
[Potentially pesticide contaminated sites: results from investigations in Aarhus, Ribe and Funen Counties]
2000
Christensen, L.
Changes in forest ecosystems of Viru county influenced by industrial air pollution
2000
Mandre, M. (Estonian Agricultural Univ., Tartu (Estonia). Forest Research Inst.)
Prolonged effects of the multicomponent air pollution complexes emitted from the cement production in Kunda and oil shale processing in Kohtla-Jaerve, North-East estonia, on the forest ecosystems are discussed. It was found that atmospheric input substantially affects biogeochemical cycling in forest. The comparatively high concentrations of alkaline dusts and ash and various gaseous pollutants in the atmosphere of the investigated areas over 40 years have caused qualitative and quantitative changes in the forest soil, soil water and precipitation and in the state of forest and trees. Although the levels of air pollutants emitted by the industry have seriously decreased in recent years, alkalisation of the growth environment of trees is still essential in some regions. Alkalisation of soil and soil water in the vicinity of Kunda and Kohtla-Jaerve complicated mineral nutrition processes and disbalanced mineral elements composition in tissues, which resulted in a decrease in the increment and quality of trees
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