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Finally, chronic risk criteria are based on the NOEC from avian reproduction studies or aquatic full or partial life cycle studies. As shown in column 2 of Table 8-6. an EEC below the NOEC is considered to be an acceptable risk and the EEC above or equivalent to the chronic NOEC is an unacceptable risk (Urban and Cook, 1986). [Pg.129]

Acute Toxicity to Aquatic Invertebrates Acute Toxicity to Estuarine and Marine Organisms Embryo Larvae and Life-Cycle Studies of Fish and Aquatic Invertebrates... [Pg.485]

The potential for ecological risks from atrazine in surface waters has been extensively reviewed with respect to its potential effects on organisms in a number of ecological systems l,2). Fish fiill life-cycle studies and mesocosm studies have not suggested effects on reproduction and development at environmentally relevant concentrations. However, there is a lack of specific, data on some non-target aquatic and semiaquatic species such as reptiles and anq>hibians, especially for the newly identified sublethal endpoints related to... [Pg.125]

The Table of Contents for this collection will facilitate this discussion. Notice that the papers are grouped into the categories of Atmospheric, Aquatic and Terrestrial Components, Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Change, and Global Environmental Science Education. The reader may want to consider the various chemical species studied in each paper. Next, the reader may wish to group the papers by whether they address the source or the receptor, the transport or transformation processes for the chemical species. Finally, the reader needs to establish the time scales and the spatial resolution used. [Pg.16]

Capdeville MJ (2011) Study of the biogeochemical cycles of emerging contaminants in aquatic ecosystems. University of Bordeaux, France... [Pg.110]

First, a brief explanation of the current knowledge regarding the sources and cycling of Hg and its transformation into MeHg is presented. Later, in this chapter, THg and limited data on organomercury levels in aquatic organisms of the Ebro River basin are detailed. The aquatic organisms most commonly studied in the Ebro River basin are zebra mussel, red swamp crayfish, and different fish species, namely European catfish, northern pike, common carp, rudd, roach, barbell, and bleak. [Pg.239]

ABSTRACT The locations, magnitudes, variations and mechanisms responsible for the atmospheric C02 sink are uncertain and under debate. Previous studies concentrated mainly on oceans, and soil and terrestrial vegetation as sinks. Here, we show that there is an important C02 sink in carbonate dissolution, the global water cycle and photosynthetic uptake of DIC by aquatic ecosystems. The sink constitutes up to 0.82 Pg C/a 0.24 Pg C/a is delivered to oceans via rivers and 0.22 Pg C/a by meteoric precipitation, 0.12 Pg C/a is returned to the atmosphere, and 0.23 Pg C/a is stored in the continental aquatic ecosystem. The net sink could be as much as 0.70 Pg C/a, may increase with intensification of the global water cycle, increase in C02 and carbonate dust in atmosphere, reforestation/afforestation, and with fertilization of aquatic ecosystems. Under the projection of global warming for the year 2100, it is estimated that this C02 sink may increase by 22%, or about 0.18 Pg c/a. [Pg.477]

Previous studies addressed oceans and terrestrial vegetation as C02 sinks. Here, we describe an important C02 sink in carbonate dissolution, the global water cycle (GWC), and uptake of dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) by aquatic. The sink is larger than previous estimates (Meybeck 1993 Gombert 2002). [Pg.477]


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