Water, Air, and Soil Pollution

Editorial: Global Change: The Sum of all Pollution
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Trevors J.T.

Mercury Cycling in Lake Gordon and Lake Pedder, Tasmania (Australia). I: In-lake Processes
pp. 3-23(21)
Authors: Bowles K.C.; Apte S.C.; Maher W.A.; Blühdorn D.R.

Mercury Cycling in Lake Gordon and Lake Pedder, Tasmania (Australia). II: Catchment Processes
pp. 25-38(14)
Authors: Bowles K.C.; Apte S.C.; Maher W.A.; Blühdorn D.R.

Selected Nutrients and Iron in Interstitial Waters of the Estuary of Southern Baltic (Gulf of Gdañsk and the Pomeranian Bay) in Relation to Redox Potential
pp. 39-50(12)
Authors: Bolaek J.; Frankowski L.

Difference in Amounts and Composition of Dew from Different Types of Dew Collectors
pp. 51-60(10)
Authors: Takenaka N.; Soda H.; Sato K.; Terada H.; Suzue T.; Bandow H.; Maeda Y.

Assessment of Mercury Levels in Soils, Waters, Bottom Sediments and Fishes of Acre State in Brazilian Amazon
pp. 61-77(17)
Authors: Brabo E.S.; Angélica R.S.; Silva A.P.; Faial K.R.F.; Mascarenhas A.F.S.; Santos E.C.O.; Jesus I.M.; Loureiro E.C.B.

Heavy Metal Pollution in Air-Water-Soil-Plant System of Zhuzhou City, Hunan Province, China
pp. 79-107(29)
Authors: Haiyan W.; Stuanes A.O.

Cadmium Uptake by Lettuce from Soil Amended with Phosphorus and Trace Element Fertilizers
pp. 109-127(19)
Authors: Huang B.; Kuo S.; Bembenek R.

Geochemistry of Trace Elements in the Ground Water of Cuttack City, India
pp. 129-140(12)
Author: Das J.

The Role of Phosphorus Availability in the Response of Soil Nitrogen Cycling, Understory Vegetation and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Inoculum Potential to Elevated Nitrogen Inputs
pp. 141-162(22)
Authors: Corbin J.D.; Avis P.G.; Wilbur R.B.

Density Dependent Grazing In Estuarine Water Quality Models
pp. 163-182(20)
Authors: Edinger J.E.; Dierks S.; Kolluru V.

Nitrate Dynamics in Shallow Groundwater and the Potential for Transport to Off-Site Water Bodies
pp. 183-202(20)
Authors: Rasiah V.; Armour J.D.; Yamamoto T.; Mahendrarajah S.; Heiner D.H.

Determination of the Lability Characteristics of Lead, Cadmium and Zinc in a Polluted Mediterranean Brackish-Marine Interface System
pp. 203-227(25)
Authors: Scoullos M.J.; Pavlidou A.S.

Estimation of Point and Diffuse Contaminant Loads to Streams by Non-Parametric Regression Analysis of Monitoring Data
pp. 229-243(15)
Author: Albek E.

Isolation and Determination of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Surface Runoff and Sediments
pp. 245-261(17)
Authors: Ogunfowokan A.O.; Asubiojo O.I.; Fatoki O.S.

In situ Remediation of DDT-contaminated Soil Using a Two-Phase Cosolvent Flushing-Fungal Biosorption Process
pp. 263-274(12)
Authors: Juhasz A.L.; Smith E.; Smith J.; Naidu R.

Brook Water Quality and Background Leaching from Unmanaged Forested Catchments in Finland
pp. 275-298(24)
Authors: Mattsson T.; Finér L.; Kortelainen P.; Sallantaus T.

Yield Responses of Wheat to Ozone Exposure as Modified by Drought-Induced Differences in Ozone Uptake
pp. 299-315(17)
Authors: Khan S.; Soja G.

Model Experiments on the Influence of Artificial Humic Compounds on Chemodenitrification
pp. 317-330(14)
Authors: Kappelmeyer U.; Kuschk P.; Stottmeister U.

SO₂ Levels at Forested Mountains around Izmir, Turkey and their Possible Sources
pp. 331-341(11)
Authors: Dincer F.; Muezzinoglu A.; Elbir T.

Speciation of Heavy Metals in Road Runoff and Roadside Total Deposition
pp. 343-366(24)
Authors: Bäckström M.; Nilsson U.; Håkansson K.; Allard B.; Karlsson S.

Performance of Intermittently Operated Sand Filters: A Comparable Study, Treating Wastewaters of Different Origins
pp. 367-388(22)
Authors: Prochaska C.A.; Zouboulis A.I.