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Volume number
3
Publication year
2001

Water chemistry and biology in a shallow lake (Lake Pamvotis - Greece). Present state and perspectives

by

Kagalou If., Tsimarakis G. and Paschos I.

General

Lake Pamvotis is a shallow lake, located in NW Greece, which during last decades has influenced by a lot of man-made impacts such as sewage discharge, water level fluctuation, e.t.c. Water quality for physicochemical and biological parameters was monitored seasonally in five sampling-stations from...

lake Pamvotis eutrophication +3 more

Electric Field Control of the Polluting Emissions from a Propane Flame

by

Zake M., Barmina I. and Turlajs D.

General

The present study is performed with the aim to reduce the levels of polluting emissions from fuel combustion that produce acid rains and the greenhouse effect (NOx, CO2). The electric field effects on the processes of heat/mass transfer and propane combustion are studied in order to perform electric...

electric field heat/mass transfer +4 more

Malaria situation in Bulgaria and surveillance measures (1991-2000)

by

Kurdova R.I., Vutchev D.I. and Petrov P.P.

General

The malaria situation in Bulgaria during the past decade of the century was analysed and the evaluation of the risk of re-emerging of the diseases and factors determining it in the phase of maintanence of malaria eradication was carried out. The epidemiological analysis of malaria cases notified...

Imported malaria introduced malaria +4 more

Tropospheric ozone in the Czech Republic, 1994-2000

by

Tshiamala Mbuyi M.-H.

General

Air pollution is changing the ecosystems, especially in Europe. Tropospheric ozone may adversely affect tree growth, with critical levels for ozone being exceeded in many parts of Europe, especially in the Czech Republic. This research reports the information on exceedances of ozone threshold values...

annual concentration Bílý Køíž station +5 more

Laboratory Evaluation of Ash materials as Acid-Disturbed Land Amendments

by

Karapanagioti H.K. and Atalay As.

General

Fly ash (FA) and fluidized bed ash (FBA) solutions were evaluated as amendments for acid-disturbed lands, more specifically for treating acidic and metal contaminated soil. While titrating the ash materials with different volumes of acid, pH changes were monitored as a function of time and the acid...

fly ash fluidized bed ash +1 more

A rainfall simulation study of erosion of some calcareous soils

by

Dimogiannis D.G., Valmis S. and Vyrlas P.

General

In order to study the erodibility characteristics of some calcareous soils from Central Greece, the instability of aggregates of 2.0-4.7 mm in water was studied. Soil loss experiments were also conducted in the laboratory using a rain simulator where soil loss was measured and the soils’ attitude...

Soil erosion Rainfall simulation +1 more

Influence of Diphenyloxide Disulfonate Surfactants on Biodegradation of Hydrocarbons

by

Rouse J. D., Osamu Hirata and Kenji Furukawa

General

Testing was conducted with anionic diphenyloxide disulfonate (DPDS) surfactants (C12 and C16 alkyl moieties) with naphthalene in aqueous systems and phenanthrene in soil systems to investigate the influence of these surfactants on biodegradation of hydrocarbons. A potential for enhancement in the...

Anionic surfactant solubilization +4 more

The ways to prevent formation of water-soluble fluorine compounds when producing phosphate fertilizers

by

Molchanov P.A., Denanov G.A., Podobna Y.Y. and Korniychuk T.K.

General

Natural phosphate raw materials contain up to 3.5% of fluorine. In reprocessing natural phosphate raw material 30 - 100 % of fluorine emits into the environment as toxic compounds. The acid is used for decomposing the carbon dioxides that are contained in raw materials. The way and technology of...

Phosphate raw material fluorine toxic compounds +1 more

Setting priorities for wildfires suppression policy in Greece, using a relation between yearly burned areas and recovery time

by

Hadjibiros K.

General

In the Mediterranean region, fire is a natural factor, which contributes in the shaping of landscape and the preservation of a high degree of biodiversity. However, often repeated burning has negative impacts on the forested landscapes. When the processes of natural or artificial regeneration are...

wildfires Mediterranean +6 more