International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
17(6), P. 2116 - 2116
Published: March 23, 2020
The
extent
of
anthropogenic
land
use
in
watersheds
determines
the
amount
pollutants
discharged
to
streams.
This
indirectly
and
directly
affects
stream
water
quality
biological
health.
Most
studies
have
therefore
focused
on
ways
reduce
non-point
pollution
sources
streams
from
surrounding
watersheds.
However,
mechanistic
pathways
between
deterioration
assemblages
remain
unclear.
study
estimated
a
structural
equation
model
(SEM)
representing
impact
agricultural
urban
benthic
macroinvertebrate
index
(BMI)
using
IBM
AMOS
Nam-Han
river
systems,
South
Korea.
SEM
showed
that
percent
significantly
affected
both
BMI
Specifically,
higher
had
increased
biochemical
oxygen
demand
(BOD)
total
phosphorus
(TP),
deteriorated
Similarly,
proportions
also
BOD,
nitrogen
(TN),
(TP)
concentrations,
lowered
In
addition,
it
was
observed
through
BOD.
we
were
not
able
observe
any
significant
indirect
effect
nutrients
including
TN
TP.
These
results
indicate
physicochemical
characteristics
communities
Our
findings
emphasize
need
develop
more
elaborate
environmental
management
restoration
strategies
improve
status
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
694, P. 133630 - 133630
Published: July 27, 2019
Macroinvertebrates
in
lowland
streams
are
exposed
to
multiple
stressors
from
the
surrounding
environment.
Yet,
quantifying
how
these
impact
macroinvertebrate
assemblages
is
challenging.
The
aim
of
this
study
was
develop
a
novel
method
quantify
cumulative
stress
acting
on
streams.
To
purpose,
we
considered
22
different
stressor
categories
such
as
hydrological,
morphological
and
chemical
stressors,
over
spatial
scales
ranging
instream
catchment
scale.
Stressor
intensity
categorized
into
classes
based
assemblages.
main
stream
divided
segments,
after
which
for
each
segment,
contribution
headwater
catchments,
riparian
zone
upstream
calculated.
validate
quantification
method,
Tungelroyse
Beek
Netherlands
used
case
study.
For
it
shown
that
independently
derived
ecological
quality
scores
samples
collected
at
sites
along
decreased
with
increasing
calculated
scores,
supporting
design
method.
Based
specific
reasons
absence
presence
species
may
be
elucidated.
Hence,
help
identify
localize
most
stringent
limiting
assemblages,
can
thereby
provide
better
focus
management
resources.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
951, P. 175456 - 175456
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
Growing
use
of
synthetic
materials
has
increased
the
number
stressors
that
can
degrade
freshwater
ecosystems.
Many
these
are
relatively
new
and
poorly
understood,
such
as
microplastics
which
now
ubiquitous
in
systems.
The
effects
on
biota
must
be
investigated
further
order
to
better
manage
mitigate
their
impacts.
Our
experiment
provides
first
empirical
evaluation
stream
invertebrate
community
dynamics
response
different
concentrations
sizes,
combination
with
fine
sediment,
a
pervasive
known
stressor
running
waters.
In
7-week
streamside
using
64
flow-through
circular
mesocosms,
we
exposure
three
simulated
microplastic
influxes
(polyethylene
microspheres
at
four
levels
between
0
28,800
items/event)
addition
sediment
(to
simulate
polluted
environment).
Invertebrate
drift
was
monitored
for
48
h
immediately
after
each
influx,
benthic
communities
were
sampled
28
days
manipulations.
Microplastic
concentration,
size
all
had
significant
factor
main
several
metrics,
whereas
few
seen
community.
However,
interactive
common
combinations
suggesting
multiple-stressor
relationships
sediment.
ingestion
witnessed
12
taxa
analysed:
Hydrobiosidae,
Deleatidium
spp.,
Potamopyrgus
antipodarum
Archichauliodes
diversus.
findings
provide
insights
into
how
affect
invertebrates
field-realistic
experimental
setting
highlight
areas
requiring
study.
These
include
investigations
other
types
microplastics,
role
may
play
determining
vulnerability
pollution,
framing
more
research
context.
Journal of Water Supply Research and Technology—AQUA,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
71(2), P. 211 - 228
Published: Jan. 6, 2022
Abstract
Natural
and
anthropogenic
factors
influence
the
entry
of
pollutants
into
surface
waters
their
accumulation
in
aquatic
ecosystems.
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
precipitation
sediment
concentration
on
outflow
different
forms
phosphorus
(P)
nitrogen
(N)
three
primary
land-use
types
along
Pasikhan
River,
biggest
river
entering
Anzali
Wetland
Southern
Caspian
sea.
Water
sampling
was
performed
a
monthly
basis
during
time
bracket
2017–2018.
Different
P
including
total,
soluble,
particulate,
total
reactive,
dissolved
Kjeldahl
N,
soluble
particulate
were
determined
water
samples.
Total
contents
lay
within
range
2.2–4.7
from
0.14
0.33
mg
l−1,
respectively,
downstream
river.
The
highest
watershed
at
Agriculture
station
recorded
October.
Substantial
conformity
found
between
trends
trend
precipitation.
results
indicated
that
load
intensified
after
an
increase
rainfall
rate,
leading
elevated
N
concentrations
water,
mainly
as
nitrogen.
It
can
also
be
inferred
result
is
directly
related
due
rainfall.
Increasing
levels
nutrients
such
River
cause
eutrophication
Wetland,
which
needs
conservative
measures
for
reducing
these
elements'
dynamic
watershed.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
17(6), P. 2116 - 2116
Published: March 23, 2020
The
extent
of
anthropogenic
land
use
in
watersheds
determines
the
amount
pollutants
discharged
to
streams.
This
indirectly
and
directly
affects
stream
water
quality
biological
health.
Most
studies
have
therefore
focused
on
ways
reduce
non-point
pollution
sources
streams
from
surrounding
watersheds.
However,
mechanistic
pathways
between
deterioration
assemblages
remain
unclear.
study
estimated
a
structural
equation
model
(SEM)
representing
impact
agricultural
urban
benthic
macroinvertebrate
index
(BMI)
using
IBM
AMOS
Nam-Han
river
systems,
South
Korea.
SEM
showed
that
percent
significantly
affected
both
BMI
Specifically,
higher
had
increased
biochemical
oxygen
demand
(BOD)
total
phosphorus
(TP),
deteriorated
Similarly,
proportions
also
BOD,
nitrogen
(TN),
(TP)
concentrations,
lowered
In
addition,
it
was
observed
through
BOD.
we
were
not
able
observe
any
significant
indirect
effect
nutrients
including
TN
TP.
These
results
indicate
physicochemical
characteristics
communities
Our
findings
emphasize
need
develop
more
elaborate
environmental
management
restoration
strategies
improve
status