... and Newport, respectively. This corresponds to steady state lead corrosion rates of 0.26 and 0.36 μm/y respectively. Ionic species dry deposited onto the lead surface were determined from precipitation runoff data, giving valuable information concerning the impact of environmental constituents and pollution...

... Open Air Museum has encountered several problems in preserving its exhibit buildings. The geographical and climatic location of the Museum is not ideal for an open-air museum. Increased general pollution and acid precipitation have contributed to wood deterioration. It has proven difficult to adapt old...

..., and the Index of Biotic Integrity. species richness diversity indices similarity indices biotic indices pattern diversity information theory environmental stress pollution Craig Steele1,2 and Carol Skinner1 MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR COMPARING STRUCTURES OF ECOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES: A SURVEY...

... This paper presents field experiences obtained with a new technology for detecting petroleum pollution in soil and ground water based on “in situ” determination of hydrocarbon concentrations in soil air. Ecoprobe is a new soil gas device from RS-Dynamics in the Czech Republic. The rugged...

... will greatly impact insurance coverage for environmental risks. environment pollution liability insurance underground storage tanks certification site assessments Institute for Environmental Auditing william P. Gulledge I IMPACT OF STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATION ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAIRMENT...

... A suite of geoelectric techniques were used to characterize an aquifer for a pollution study. Vertical electrical soundings were used to define aquifer layer resistivities and thicknesses. Porosities, hydraulic conductivities, and transmissivities were then estimated from the resistivities...

... include site specific factors, such as water depth, current, temperature, etc., which are outside the scope of this paper. oilfield offshore treating chemicals pollution acute aquatic toxicity Charles M. Hudgins, Jr. USAGE OF CHEMICALS IN OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION REFERENCE: Hudgins...

... to the formation of an open, loose microstructure and the increased water-holding capacity of the specimen. The rate of settlement of sedimented clays were found to be influenced by the presence of contaminating agents. physico-chemistry clays pollution microstructure mechanical properties Sibel...

... following a brief exposure to a toxicant, may help to explain delayed mortalities where pollution is implicated. rainbow trout immunosuppression pollution phenol gill cells bath immunization fisheries antibody-producing cells sublethal effects D. P. Anderson, ~* O. W. Dixon, ~and W. B. van...

... evaluation pollution cadmium toxicity stress toxicity metabolism filter feeder community respiration nutrient excretion in situ studies Cecilia Lindblad, ^ Ulrik Kautsky, ^ and Nils Kautsky^ An In Situ System for Evaluating Effects of Toxicants on the Metabolism of Littoral Communities...

... in a laboratory plume, and an uncontrolled leachate plume coming from a sanitary landfill located in floodplain alluvium. tomography geophysics impedance imaging graphics ground water pollution A. Tamburi,^ U. Roeper,^ and A. Wexler^ An Application of Impedance-Computed Tomography to Subsurface...

... heavy metals ombrotrophic peat lake sediment pollution Stephen A. Norton^ and Jejfrey S. KahP A Comparison of Lake Sediments and Ombrotrophic Peat Deposits as LongTerm Monitors of Atmosplieric Pollution REFERENCE: Norton, S. A. and Kahl, J. S., "A Comparison of Lake Sediments and Ombrotrophic Peat...

..., underground mines, and dioxin engineering. hazardous wastes hazardous materials pollution environmental surveys waste disposal landfills environmental engineering environmental surveys environmental tests waste treatment decontamination containment hydrogeology leanhing linings Norbert...

... are being used to prioritize areas in Puget Sound for alternative remedial actions. Implications to the affected biota are discussed. bioassays sediment biological effects pollution Peter M. Chapman,x Robert N. Dexter,2 Richard M. Kocan,3 and Edward R. Long"1 An Overview of Biological Effects...

... Assessment and prediction of the impact of pollution on animal populations are required to improve waste management strategies. This information is not easy to obtain in the marine environment because of the large natural fluctuations in abundance of organisms. Use of information on commercial...

... Implementation of the Clean Water Act started with development of water pollution controls using the tools of engineering and mathematical modeling. As implementation of the act has evolved, however, we have come to recognize the importance of toxic pollutants and that we need new and different...

... land in the public domain. Legislation to control air and water pollution has not covered hazardous waste disposal. The magnitude of hazardous waste generation in general and the problems posed by such wastes from pesticide, dyes, and other industries are identified, and available data are presented...

... pollution environmental surveys waste disposal earthfills environmental engineering environmental surveys environmental tests waste treatment decontamination containment hydrogeology leaching linings NorbertB. Schomaker^ Hazardous Waste Landfill Research REFERENCE: Schomaker, N. B...

... conditions. This need for uniformity has been recognized internationally for several years. dispersant oil spill methods pollution surfactants toxicology water pollution Peter G. Wells, J. W. Anderson, and D. Mackay Uniform Methods for Exposure Regimes in Aquatic Toxicology Experiments...

... fishes oils pollution review surfactants toxicology water pollution zooplankton Peter G. Wells The Toxicity of Oil Spill Dispersants to Marine Organisms: A Current Perspective REFERENCE: Wells, P. G., "The Toxicity of Oil Spill Dispersants to Marine Organisms: A Current Perspective," in Oil...