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Ivars Druvietis

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Bioloģijas sekcija "Latvijas ūdeņu vides pētījumi un aizsardzība": Referātu tēžu krājums 

2021

Bioloģijas sekcijas “Latvijas ūdeņu vides pētījumi un aizsardzība” apakšsekcija notika 2021. gada 9. februārī plkst. 10.00,tiešsaitē

Iekšējie ūdeņiIhtioloģija:NATURAL SCIENCES::Biology [Research Subject Categories]Jūras pētījumiHidrobioloģija
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Well water quality in Latvia

1996

A total of 2500 water samples from drinking water shallow wells and boreholes in rural areas of Latvia were collected. The samples were analyzed for 20 parameters. Well waters in Latvia can be characterized by a high content of organic (humic) substances. Mean values for analyzed water parameters are: 0.17 mg/1 NH4, 0.016 mg/1 NO2, 2.90 mg/1 NO3, 0.028 mg/1 PO4, 25.53 mg/1 Cl, 0.12 mg/1 Fe, 7.4 pH, 784 μ/cm conductivity, 24 degrees in PtCo scale color, 7.5 mgequiv/1 total hardness. Comparison with water quality criteria adopted in the USA and European Communiy indicate that water quality is often unsatisfactory. For example, nitrate concentrations exceed standards in nearly 20% of the surve…

chemistry.chemical_classificationEcologyGeography Planning and DevelopmentEnvironmental engineeringchemistry.chemical_elementPollutionNitrogenchemistry.chemical_compoundNitratechemistryEnvironmental chemistryEnvironmental scienceOrganic matterWater qualityComputers in Earth SciencesWaste Management and DisposalInternational Journal of Environmental Studies
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Water quality in cutaway peatland lakes in Seda mire, Latvia

2011

Remediation of industrially-milled peatland is an important task in the sustainable management of natural resources. Several approaches for wetland restoration, depending on local climatic and hydrological conditions, topography, physico-chemical properties of peat, as well as peat mining techniques, have been developed worldwide. However, most of the restoration activities include regulation of hydrological regime and surface topography in order to reintroduce typical bog vegetation, especially, Sphagnum cover, and to restore the peatland’s ecosystem close to its original conditions (Gorham and Rochefort, 2003; Farrell and Doyle, 2003; Lamers et al., 2002). In many countries, a significant…

PeatScienceWetlandAquatic ScienceSphagnumwater qualitybiological diversityBenthoscutaway peatlandAquatic plantMirePhytoplanktoncutaway lakesEcosystemBogWilderness areaMathematicsHydrologygeographyMultidisciplinarygeography.geographical_feature_categorybiologyQlatviaVegetationbiology.organism_classificationHabitatWater qualityProceedings of the Latvian Academy of Sciences. Section B, Natural Sciences
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