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Applied Limnology: Comprehensive View from Watershed to Lake

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Penilaian

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A multidisciplinary study of Bera Lake in Malaysia is presented here, focusing on natural resources throughout the lake’s catchment area and assessing environmental impact. This applied limnology study examines issues relating to land development including soil erosion and nutrient loss in the catchment area, severe pollution of water, sediment resources in open waters and wetlands, and reduction of aquatic and bird populations. The chapters provide a comprehensive view of problems, risks and possible mitigation measures associated with this great natural habitat. The book highlights the technology and methods used to estimate both soil erosion rate and nutrient loss from the lake catchment, including an explanation of the measurement of the sedimentation rate in Bera Lake using 137Cs and 210Pb radioisotopes. The author examines the current and historic situation of contamination in sediments, presents an ecological risk assessment, and finally describes a master management plan, proposing practices to mitigate the environmental impacts of existing agricultural projects and practices to control future projects. Readers will learn of a decrease in the watershed supply of water to Bera Lake, of shoaling, degradation of water and sediment quality, and the extinction of several kinds of flora and fauna. This volume also offers an approach to sustainable land use with regard to natural resources conservation.

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Inventory Code	Barcode	Call Number	Location	Status
1408010136	EB0000151	577.6 GHA a	Central Library	Available

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Series Title

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Call Number

577.6 GHA a

Publisher

Japan : Springer Tokyo., 2014

Collation

xiv, 204 hlm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

978-4-431-54980-2

Classification

577.6

Content Type

Text

Media Type

computer

Carrier Type

online resource

Edition

1

Subject(s)

Hidrologi
Applied Limnology

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