Titlebook: Surface Water Pollution and its Control; K. V. Ellis,G. White,A. E. Warn Textbook 1989Latest edition K. V. Ellis, G. White and A. E. Warn

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Eutrophicationent area the inflow of nutrient to the lake is consistently higher than the outflow. The phenomenon of eutrophication becomes apparent principally by the development of large blooms of algae as the increased potential productivity of the lake responds to sunlight.

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n the UK and the USA is included as is an informative introduction to the potentially confusing subject of water quality modelling. The book provides the student, researcher and scientist interested in river pollution and pollution control with the most up-to-date and comprehensive coverage of the subject available anywhere.

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Introduction to Microbiologywaste organic matter which could otherwise create unacceptably high oxygen demands in receiving streams. The same micro-organisms are responsible for much of the natural processes of self-purification by which rivers are able to deal with limited additions of pollution.

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Water and Diseasee middle years of the nineteenth century. This same awareness of the connection between disease and water is at present being disseminated at all levels throughout the world, largely as a result of the United Nations Water and Sanitation Decade.

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Parameters of Surface Water Quality and their Interpretationdischarged to streams as sewage or as industrial wastewater and it is the resulting high demand for oxygen dissolved in the receiving stream which is commonly thought of as the usual and most important form of surface water pollution.

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er pollution. The chemical, physical and biochemical parameters of water quality, without an appreciation of which no true understanding of river pollution control is possible, are discussed in some detail as are the roles of the variety of micro and other organisms present in natural waters. Self-p