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Title: Cumulative effects: a broader approach to water quality research
Author/Creator: Sidle, Roy C | Hornbeck, J W
Description: Presents a call for a new, long-range approach to research to study the cumulative effects of watershed pollution. Having briefly outlined broader concepts and different approaches with examples, the authors describe research needs in terms of hydrologic processes, erosion and sedimentation, nutrient cycling and toxic chemical movement, and biological response. Finally, the paper summarises the main points raised, and makes research recommendations. -P.Hardiman
Relation: Journal of Soil and Water Conservation / Vol. 46, No. 4, pp.268-271
Relation: http://www.jswconline.org/content/46/4/268.full.pdf+html
Year: 1991
Publisher: Soil and Water Conservation Society
Subject: FoR 0406 (Physical Geography and Environmental Geoscience) | FoR 0503 (Soil Sciences) | FoR 0703 (Crop and Pasture Production) | water quality research

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