Titlebook: Water Quality; An Introduction Claude E. Boyd Book 20001st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Alkalinity.Water pollution

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Phosphorus,atter can be mineralized, but when it is, it will be adsorbed by the sediment unless it is quickly absorbed by plants or bacteria. Sediment acts as a sink for phosphorus, and high rates of plant growth in aquatic ecosystems depend upon a continuous input of phosphorus.

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Micronutrients and Other Trace Elements,ral reasons or pollution, toxicity to aquatic organisms may result. Also, excessive concentrations of certain trace elements can cause water to be unsuitable for human use because of possible toxic effects or other unfavorable properties.

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Water Quality Regulations, quantitative methods of assessing water quality, water rights issues historically have focused on water quantity and especially on the quantity of surface water. Disputes over water rights have been settled by methods ranging from warfare to court cases to mutual agreements.

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Water Pollution,earned to control water borne diseases, but during the past century the human population has increased rapidly (Fig. 14.1) and water needs have increased proportionally. This has increased the amount of water pollution and raised concern over present and future water quality.

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