Impacts of airborne contamination on regional soil and water quality: the Kola Peninsula, Russia

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Researchers from the Geological Survey of Norway revealed in a study that emissions of sulfur dioxide from various industries such as nickel, smelters, roasting plant, and refinery on the Kola Peninsula, Russia, do not lead to the acidification of soil humus, mineral soil, or lake water within the area.

Norway, Pollution, Kola Peninsula

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Role of natural organic matter in accelerating bacterial biodegradation of sodium dodecyl sulfate in rivers

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Researchers from the Cardiff University and the Institute of Freshwater Ecology in the U.K. investigated the role of natural organic matter in river sediments in joining sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) with degrading bacteria Pseudomonas and the subsequent biodegradation of SDS.

United Kingdom, Sulfur Compounds, Cardiff University (United Kingdom), Institute of Freshwater Ecology (United Kingdom)

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Environmental effects of S02 trading and banking

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Research in the east and northeastern sections of the U.S. indicates that trading results in an increase in health and environmental benefits and a decrease in sulfur deposition.

United States, Pollutants produced & recycled, Statistical Data Included, Electric utilities, Environmental aspects, Emissions credit trading, Emissions trading

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