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Sediment quantity management in polish catchment-river-sea systems – should we care?

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Szalinska E., Wilk P.

Ekonomia i Środowisko

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2018

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tom 3[66]

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Water quality changes in the Upper Dunajec watershed, Southern Poland

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Szalinska E., Dominik J.

Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

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2006

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tom 15

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Water quality data from the upper Dunajec watershed collected by the state monitoring service in the last 25 years (1977-2003) were examined to asses the evolution of water quality indicators and evaluate the limnological status of the recently constructed Czorsztyn reservoir. The characterization of the watershed and its hydrology is followed by the presentation of physico-chemical and some biological descriptors. The discussion emphasises the temporal trends and links between various observations. It has been concluded that the deterioration of physico-chemical water quality of the upper Dunajec river observed between 1977 and 1988 has been partly reversed due to the construction of wastewater treatment plants and possibly due to the collapse of economic development in 1989.

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Chromium originating for tanneries in river sediments: a preliminary investigation from the Upper Dunajec River [Poland]

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Pawlikowski M., Szalinska E., Wardas M., Dominik J.

Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

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2006

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tom 15

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nr 6

In this paper we examine the mineralogy of sediments and the distribution of chromium between particle-size classes, and describe the contaminated sediment distribution in the upper Dunajec River. No relationship between grain-size classes and Cr concentration was found in the contaminated sediments, but chromium concentration increased with decreasing grain-size in non-contaminated sediments. Fragments of leather were identified in the bottom sediments in proximity to wastewater discharges from tanneries. At each of the contaminated sites, Cr is enriched in the organic fraction of the uppermost surface sediments, while the clay fraction is relatively poor in this metal. The contamination factor in sediments is about 100.

Ograniczanie wyników

2 Polish Journal of Environmental Studies

1 Ekonomia i Środowisko

3 Szalinska E.

2 Dominik J.

1 Pawlikowski M.

1 Wardas M.

1 Wilk P.

1 2018

2 2006

Sediment quantity management in polish catchment-river-sea systems – should we care?

Water quality changes in the Upper Dunajec watershed, Southern Poland

Chromium originating for tanneries in river sediments: a preliminary investigation from the Upper Dunajec River [Poland]