Aquatic Toxicology and Water Quality Management
Advances in Environmental Science and Technology (Series Nr. 22)
1. Edition December 1988
292 Pages, Hardcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd
ISBN:
978-0-471-61551-4
John Wiley & Sons
Surveys the state-of-the-art in the toxicology of important aquatic pollutants. Evaluates new concepts, methods, and data, and provides an overview of key research results. Topics covered range from the principles of aquatic toxicology and the development of water quality guidelines for the protection of aquatic resources, to the environmental effects of monitoring and future trends in water quality management. Emphasized is the importance of the linkages between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems to practical and effective environmental effects assessment.
Will We Ever Get Ahead of the Problems?
(H. Regier).
Aquatic Toxicology in Management of Marine Environmental Quality:
Present Trends and Future Prospects (M. Waldichuk).
Survival of Lake Charr (Salvelinus Namaycush) Embryos Under Pulse
Exposure to Acidic Runoff Water (J. Gunn).
Hematological Parameters and Parasite Load in Wild Fish with
Elevated Radionuclide Levels (J. Bernstein & S. Swanson).
Colorimetric Determination of Cyanide in Aquatic Systems (M. Mehra
& A. Arseneau).
Nafion Dialysis Procedure for Speciation of Metal Cations (C.
Bourque & R. Guy).
Metallothionein Messenger RNA: Potential Molecular Indicator of
Metal Exposure (K. Chan, et al.).
Avoidance Tests with a Plating Industrial Effluent (J. Hadjinicolau
& L. Spraggs).
Development of Multiresistance Patterns in the Bacterial Flora of
Trout Following an Antibiotic Therapy (R. Leger & R.
Lallier).
Toxicity Testing of Sediments: Problems, Trends, and Solutions (M.
Samoiloff).
Role of Dissolved Oxygen in the Desorption of Mercury from
Freshwater Sediment (J. Wang, et al.).
Integrated Ecotoxicological Evaluation of Effluents from Dumpsites
(R. Van Coillie, et al.).
The Use of a Fugacity Model to Assess the Risk of Pesticides to the
Aquatic Environment of Prince Edward Island (L. Burridge & K.
Haya).
Assessment of the Inorganic Bioaccumulation Potential of Aqueous
Samples with Two Algal Bioassays (S. Bisson, et al.).
Biodegradation of Petroleum in the Marine Environment and Its
Enhancement (K. Lee & E. Levy).
Pesticides in Forestry and Agriculture: Effects on Aquatic Habitats
(D. Eidt, et al.).
Index.
(H. Regier).
Aquatic Toxicology in Management of Marine Environmental Quality:
Present Trends and Future Prospects (M. Waldichuk).
Survival of Lake Charr (Salvelinus Namaycush) Embryos Under Pulse
Exposure to Acidic Runoff Water (J. Gunn).
Hematological Parameters and Parasite Load in Wild Fish with
Elevated Radionuclide Levels (J. Bernstein & S. Swanson).
Colorimetric Determination of Cyanide in Aquatic Systems (M. Mehra
& A. Arseneau).
Nafion Dialysis Procedure for Speciation of Metal Cations (C.
Bourque & R. Guy).
Metallothionein Messenger RNA: Potential Molecular Indicator of
Metal Exposure (K. Chan, et al.).
Avoidance Tests with a Plating Industrial Effluent (J. Hadjinicolau
& L. Spraggs).
Development of Multiresistance Patterns in the Bacterial Flora of
Trout Following an Antibiotic Therapy (R. Leger & R.
Lallier).
Toxicity Testing of Sediments: Problems, Trends, and Solutions (M.
Samoiloff).
Role of Dissolved Oxygen in the Desorption of Mercury from
Freshwater Sediment (J. Wang, et al.).
Integrated Ecotoxicological Evaluation of Effluents from Dumpsites
(R. Van Coillie, et al.).
The Use of a Fugacity Model to Assess the Risk of Pesticides to the
Aquatic Environment of Prince Edward Island (L. Burridge & K.
Haya).
Assessment of the Inorganic Bioaccumulation Potential of Aqueous
Samples with Two Algal Bioassays (S. Bisson, et al.).
Biodegradation of Petroleum in the Marine Environment and Its
Enhancement (K. Lee & E. Levy).
Pesticides in Forestry and Agriculture: Effects on Aquatic Habitats
(D. Eidt, et al.).
Index.
JEROME O. NRIAGU is Professor in the Department of Environmental and Industrial Health, School of Public Health, the University of Michigan, and an adjunct professor at the University of Waterloo. For many years he was a research scientist with the National Water Research Institute, Burlington, Ontario. He is the editor of the Wiley Series in Advances in Environmental Science and Technology and has edited, among many other volumes, Nickel and Human Health, Arsenic in the Environment, and Thallium in the Environment. Dr. Nriagu received BSc and DSc degrees from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, an MS from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and a PhD in geochemistry from the University of Toronto. He has published extensively in leading geochemical and environmental science journals and has received a number of awards for his work. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
John B. Sprague is former professor at the University of Guelph, Canada, and president of J.B. Sprague Associates, Ltd. For 12 years, he was Scientist-in-Charge for pollution studies in the Atlantic Provinces, working with the Fisheries Research Board of Canada. He was a University of Guelph faculty member for more than 20 years.
John B. Sprague is former professor at the University of Guelph, Canada, and president of J.B. Sprague Associates, Ltd. For 12 years, he was Scientist-in-Charge for pollution studies in the Atlantic Provinces, working with the Fisheries Research Board of Canada. He was a University of Guelph faculty member for more than 20 years.