Haloacetic Acids in Canadian Lake Waters and Precipitation

Article Abstract:

This study examines measurements of haloacetic acids in Canadian precipitation and lake water. The research concludes that the environmental impact of haloacetic acids concentrations are higher in more populated areas.

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Identification of the isoflavonoid genistein in bleached kraft mill effluent

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Wood pulp and mill effluent are studied from a paper mill in Ontario, Canada for levels of flavonoid phytochemicals. Genistein is determined as the most prevelant pollutant created during wood pulp treatment.

Pulp Mills, Pulp Mill Byproducts, Statistical Data Included, Wood pulp industry, Pulp industry

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Influence of current velocity on cadmium accumulation by an aquatic moss and the consequences for its use as a biomonitor

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Aquatic mosses are good indicators of contaminant concentrations in water. Contrary to established notions, the authors found that current velocity has no influence on the accumulation of Cd in aquatic mosses. Scientists should note these findings when using aquatic mosses as metal biometers.

Primary nonferrous metals, not elsewhere classified, Primary Smelting and Refining of Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum), Cadmium, Nonferrous metal industry, Nonferrous metal industries

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