This report describes the fourteenth HR survey carried out in November 1987, continuing the long-term monitoring of the bed sediments of Liverpool Bay. The objective is to determine whether any changes are occurring in the abundance of heavy metals and of organic matter in the finer fraction of the bed sediment as a consequence of sewage sludge disposal. The differences in measured concentration arising from the selection of 90µm instead of the more traditional 63µm as the upper limit of the finer fraction is germane to the future conduct of the monitoring programme by the North West Water Authority. The findings of the first half of a two-year study into the expected consequences of making this choice are described
Sewage sludge was disposed of in Liverpool Bay for over 100 years. Annual amounts increased from 0.5...
The problems of disposing of sewage sludge, possibly by re-use on agricultural land are considered i...
Beach litter was monitored between April and October 1994 at Cramond Beach, Edinburgh. When compared...
This report describes the fifteenth HR survey carried out in February 1988, continuing the long-term...
This report describes the eleventh survey carried out in November 1983 to continue the long term mon...
This report describes the thirteenth survey carried out in December 1985 continuing the long term mo...
This report describes the twelfth survey carried out in December 1984 and March 1985 continuing the ...
Data obtained from sediment cores, taken to investigate the depth of organic and heavy metal enrichm...
For economical and practical reasons a significant amount of the UK's sewage sludge is disposed to B...
Previous work has shown that the distribution of heavy metals on river and estuarine sediments is no...
The ability to assess the contamination of sediments in estuaries and lakes is extremely important. ...
The annual quantity of dredged material released into the coastal waters of the UK is in the order o...
The Water Directorate of the UK Department of the Environment commissioned Hydraulics Research Ltd t...
Hydraulics Research has been involved for many years in studying the behaviour of sewage sludge disc...
The data and scientific findings of the dredged material disposal site sampling around the England a...
Sewage sludge was disposed of in Liverpool Bay for over 100 years. Annual amounts increased from 0.5...
The problems of disposing of sewage sludge, possibly by re-use on agricultural land are considered i...
Beach litter was monitored between April and October 1994 at Cramond Beach, Edinburgh. When compared...
This report describes the fifteenth HR survey carried out in February 1988, continuing the long-term...
This report describes the eleventh survey carried out in November 1983 to continue the long term mon...
This report describes the thirteenth survey carried out in December 1985 continuing the long term mo...
This report describes the twelfth survey carried out in December 1984 and March 1985 continuing the ...
Data obtained from sediment cores, taken to investigate the depth of organic and heavy metal enrichm...
For economical and practical reasons a significant amount of the UK's sewage sludge is disposed to B...
Previous work has shown that the distribution of heavy metals on river and estuarine sediments is no...
The ability to assess the contamination of sediments in estuaries and lakes is extremely important. ...
The annual quantity of dredged material released into the coastal waters of the UK is in the order o...
The Water Directorate of the UK Department of the Environment commissioned Hydraulics Research Ltd t...
Hydraulics Research has been involved for many years in studying the behaviour of sewage sludge disc...
The data and scientific findings of the dredged material disposal site sampling around the England a...
Sewage sludge was disposed of in Liverpool Bay for over 100 years. Annual amounts increased from 0.5...
The problems of disposing of sewage sludge, possibly by re-use on agricultural land are considered i...
Beach litter was monitored between April and October 1994 at Cramond Beach, Edinburgh. When compared...