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      River pollution : an ecological perspective

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      https://www.riss.kr/link?id=M1234170

      • 저자
      • 발행사항

        London ; New York : Belhaven Press, c1990

      • 발행연도

        1990

      • 작성언어

        영어

      • 주제어
      • DDC

        574.5/26323 판사항(20)

      • ISBN

        185293073X : �0.00

      • 자료형태

        일반단행본

      • 발행국(도시)

        England

      • 서명/저자사항

        River pollution : an ecological perspective / S.M. Haslam ; illustrated by Y. Bower.

      • 형태사항

        xii, 253 p. : ill., maps ; 26 cm.

      • 일반주기명

        Includes bibliographical references ([236]-249) and indexes.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • CONTENTS
      • Preface = xi
      • Acknowledgements = xiii
      • 1 What is pollution? = 1
      • What are rivers? = 1
      • CONTENTS
      • Preface = xi
      • Acknowledgements = xiii
      • 1 What is pollution? = 1
      • What are rivers? = 1
      • What does Man do to rivers? = 6
      • What is pollution? = 7
      • Is there natural pollution? = 7
      • What grows in rivers? = 8
      • What causes pollution? = 8
      • Domestic effluents = 12
      • Industrial effluents = 14
      • Farming = 15
      • Eutrophication and acidification = 15
      • Discussion = 15
      • 2 Pollution, ancient and modern = 17
      • Domestic pollution = 18
      • Farming = 23
      • Mining, quarrying and gravel extraction = 26
      • Other industrial pollution = 26
      • 3 Ecosystems and pollution = 30
      • The study of river life = 30
      • Receiving waters = 31
      • Where the plants and animals are found = 33
      • Communities = 34
      • Pollution effects on communities = 34
      • Other assessments, discussion = 37
      • Purification by macrophytes = 37
      • 4 The effect of pollution on plants = 39
      • Macrophytes: distribution = 39
      • How macrophyte habit is affected by pollution = 55
      • Sewage fungus = 56
      • Microphytes = 57
      • Pollution and the organism = 58
      • Nutrients = 59
      • Heavy metals = 59
      • Biocides = 63
      • Chlorine = 63
      • Surfactants = 63
      • Radioactive wastes = 63
      • Salinity and chlorides = 64
      • Acidification = 64
      • Waste heat (thermal pollution) = 64
      • Suspended solids = 65
      • Sediments = 65
      • 5 Effect of pollution on animals = 68
      • Fish = 68
      • Macro-invertebrates = 71
      • Micro-invertebrates = 74
      • Birds = 74
      • Mammals = 80
      • Pollution in the organism = 80
      • Organic pollution and nutrients = 85
      • Biocides = 85
      • Heavy metals = 87
      • Radioactivity = 89
      • pH = 90
      • Waste heat = 90
      • Suspended solids = 90
      • 6 When one thing is added to another = 92
      • How damage works = 93
      • Rivers under several influences = 93
      • A stream with a history: the upper Wylye = 100
      • Management in the Somerset Levels = 108
      • Otters = 110
      • Brown trout = 111
      • Electricity generation = 112
      • 7 Diagnostic methods = 116
      • Macrophyte monitoring = 117
      • Diatom indices = 130
      • Ecotoxicology, plants = 130
      • Fish monitoring = 133
      • Invertebrate monitoring = 133
      • Other animal survey methods = 138
      • Ecotoxicology, animals = 138
      • 8 Structural damage: physical damage not due to pollution = 139
      • What is river structure? = 142
      • Why is structure lost? = 144
      • Loss and alteration of stream = 146
      • Effects of loss of structure = 150
      • Effects of flow controls on structure = 153
      • Channel maintenance practices affecting structure = 154
      • Rivers in settlements = 155
      • Recreational and navigational disturbance to structure = 156
      • Finally, the water = 157
      • 9 Within-river pollution = 158
      • Gravel extraction and quarries = 158
      • Inland fisheries = 159
      • Rice paddies = 161
      • Watercress beds = 162
      • Danish ochre streams = 162
      • Boats = 163
      • Washing = 163
      • Biocides = 163
      • Sheepdip = 165
      • 10 Domestic and industrial pollution = 166
      • Macrophyte variation between countries and regions, 1977-84 = 166
      • Variations in site diversity = 166
      • Variations in site diversity of pollution-tolerant species = 167
      • A detailed pollution study = 171
      • The Lower Don, Scotland = 171
      • Pollution ecology in various rivers = 175
      • Great Scour, England = 175
      • Friedberger and Moosach, Germany = 178
      • Amal, Israel = 179
      • Small-scale vegetation patterns = 179
      • Cole, England = 179
      • Lake District stream, England = 181
      • Ebbw, Wales = 182
      • Tyne tributaries, England = 183
      • Syr, Luxembourg = 183
      • 11 Pollution from rural land use = 187
      • Total impact (Cover-Diversity number) = 188
      • Nutrient-poor influences = 192
      • Nutrient-rich influences = 194
      • Downstream eucrophication = 198
      • Farming = 199
      • Alluvial plains = 200
      • Purifying influences = 200
      • Sediment erosion = 202
      • Polluted groundwater = 203
      • Poisonous run-off = 204
      • Recreation = 207
      • 12 Conclusions = 209
      • Appendices
      • 1 Early river vegetation = 217
      • 2 Recommendations for maintaining dykes (ditches) in alluvial plains, for conservation = 219
      • 3 Biological methods of assessment, survey and analysis = 221
      • 4 Directives of the Commission of the European Communities governing the required water quality in the Community = 222
      • 5 EEC 'Black' and 'Grey' list substances = 224
      • 6 List of principal insecticides, grouped according to the three main types = 225
      • 7 A key to the commoner species of rivers = 228
      • Bibliography = 236
      • General Index = 250
      • Species Index = 252
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