Titlebook: Biogeodynamics of Pollutants in Soils and Sediments; Risk Assessment of D Wim Salomons,William M. Stigliani Book 1995 Springer-Verlag Berli

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4742-9e completed in minutes or hours but which usually takes hundreds of years. The fate of most eroded sediment is to be periodically transported very short distances and to spend long periods at rest on hill slopes. The sites on slopes where transported soil accumulates, only temporarily retain soils a

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Kategorie 2: Staat-Gesellschaftsrelationenlutants which has already caused human deaths due to ingestion of contaminated food. It is estimated that globally more than 800 humans have died and more than 17 000 have been afflicted due to mercury poisoning (Lodenius 1985; D’Itri and D’Itri 1977, 1991, 1992). Also, the diverse uses of mercury h

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Das sozio-?konomische Bedingungsfeldonditions in a water body (Züllig 1956). Based on this concept, the historical evolution of limnological parameters could be traced back from the study of vertical sediment cores. In fact, already early in this century, Nipkow (1920) suggested that the alternating sequence of layers in a sediment co

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,Ankunft in der Moderne (1918–1967),m anthropogenic activities different contaminants have accumulated in soils and sediments and become bound to the soil. Changes in environmental conditions may change the binding capacities of soils, resulting in a non-linear, possibly massive, release of these contaminants again leading to pollutin

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,Die Mündliche Literatur der Ureinwohner,osition on the land and its soils. Soils did not evolve to serve the role as a storage bin for toxic persistent, chemicals, at least not at the levels of input experienced in most industrialized areas over the last 100 years. The latter function of soil as an emitter is mostly determined by natural

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79418-6Acidification; Biogeodynamics; Contaminants; Heavy Metals; Metal Toxicity; Pesticides; Pollutants; Reservoi