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Lake Geneva, Switzerland

Brandi, H., K.W. Hanselmann, R. Bachofen, and J. Piccard. 1993. Small-scale patchiness in the chemistry and microbiology of sediments in Lake Geneva, Switzerland.. Gen. Microbiol. 139 2271-2275. [Pg.98]

Thevenon E, Regier N, Benagli C, Tonolla M, Adatte T, Wildi W, Pote J. Characterization of fecal indicator bacteria in sediments cores from the largest freshwater lake of Western Europe (Lake Geneva, Switzerland). Ecotox Environ Safe. 2012 78 50-6. [Pg.179]

F. Thevenon, T. Adatte, W. Wildi and J. Pote, Antibiotic resistant bac-teria/genes dissemination in lacustrine sediments highly increased following cultural eutrophication of Lake Geneva (Switzerland), Chemosphere, 2012, 86, 468-476. [Pg.417]

Fig. 3 The hydrological alteration of the river network of the Upper Rhone catchment in Switzerland that drains into Lake Geneva (data Swiss Federal Hydrological Office)... Fig. 3 The hydrological alteration of the river network of the Upper Rhone catchment in Switzerland that drains into Lake Geneva (data Swiss Federal Hydrological Office)...
To sell DDT abroad in wartime, Geigy reported its discovery in September 1941 to the governments of the United States, Britain, and Germany. Switzerland sat uncomfortably between France on the west and the Axis countries—Germany, Austria, and Italy—on the north, east, and south. Switzerland had mobilized an army to defend its borders, but to maintain its neutrality it could not tell one combatant about DDT without alerting the others. While Muller remained in Basel and served in Switzerland s civil defense close to the French and German borders, his family retreated for safety farther inland near Lake Geneva. In letters to his wife, Muller reiterated that the war s outcome was in God s hands. [Pg.155]

The upper part of the Rhone catchment in southwestern Switzerland contains abundant U-mineralizations. They are at the origin of an important flux of dissolved uranium towards the Lake of Geneva (around 13 ton/year) (Dominiket al., 1992). Some complementary studies were carried out by Woodtli et al. (1985) on the sediment contents, by Baertschi and Keil (1992) on the surface and ground waters and by Pfeifer et al. (1994) on soil and plant contamination in the Martigny area. These studies allow to reconstruct the natural dispersion process of uranium in some detail (Figs. 18 and 19). [Pg.60]


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