Search results for: HEAVY TRAFIC

• The use of a simulation model to analyze the impact of heavy transport generated by the port to the city traffic.

  Publication

  • N. Stasiak
  • L. Smolarek

  - Journal of KONBiN - Year 2017

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• TRAFFIC

  Journals

  ISSN: 1398-9219 , eISSN: 1600-0854

• TRAC-TRENDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

  Journals

  ISSN: 0165-9936 , eISSN: 1879-3142

• The effects of urban vehicle traffic on heavy metal contamination in road sweeping waste and bottom sediments of retention tanks

  Publication

  • N. Nawrot
  • E. Wojciechowska
  • S. Rezania
  • J. Walkusz-miotk
  • K. Pazdro

  - SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT - Year 2020

  Diffuse pollution formed during a surface runoff on paved surfaces is a source of heavy metals (HMs) of various origin. This research study indicates the connection between bottom sediments of retention tanks located on urban streams and road sweeping wastes (RSW) that migrate during surface runoff to the stormwater drainage systems with discharge to the retention tanks. Moreover, we test the primary sources of HMs in RSW by analysing...

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• International Journal of Heavy Vehicle Systems

  Journals

  ISSN: 1744-232X , eISSN: 1741-5152

• Linking habitat composition, local population densities and traffic characteristics to spatial patterns of ungulate‐train collisions

  Publication

  • K. Jasińska
  • M. Żmihorski
  • D. Krauze‐Gryz
  • D. Kotowska
  • J. Werka
  • D. Piotrowska
  • T. Pärt

  - JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECOLOGY - Year 2019

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• TOLERANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BACTERIA TO HEAVY METALS

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  • X. Stachurska
  • B. Środa
  • K. Dubrowska
  • J. Jabłońska
  • M. Roszak
  • J. Karakulska

  - Acta Scientiarum Polonorum Zootechnica - Year 2020

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• Honey as an indicator of heavy metals in the environment

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  • Ż. Bargańska

  - Year 2012

  Honey bees collect nectar, pollen and honeydew to produce bee products. One of them is honey, which due to chemical composition and properties is considered by human as a valuable food product. When honey bees collect substrates to produce honey they can bring contaminants to the hive. The presence of xenobiotics in bee products may lower their quality and devalue their properties, and also endanger human health. Many scientists...

• Phytoremediation of heavy metals by white cabbage

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  • M. Szczygłowska

  - Year 2012

  Phytoremediation is regarded as the cheapest and environmentally most friendly technology for cleaning up soil. The most widespread and most profitable technique is phytoextraction, used mainly for removing heavy metals and radioactive elements from thesoil. Over 400 plant species have been identified as natural metal hyperaccumulators representing about 0.2 % of all angiosperms. Unfortunately, most of these plants are characterised...

• Membranes for toxic- and heavy-metal removal

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  • R. Castro-Muñoz
  • E. Gontarek-Castro
  • A. Figoli

  - Year 2020

  Since time ago, membranes have greatly attracted the attention of researchers for different types of water-treatment applications, such as wastewater treatment, water purification, removal of microorganisms, chemical compounds, and heavy metals. Nowadays, one of the current challenges of research community definitely deals with the removal of toxic and heavy metals from water. In this regard, the current chapter provides enough...

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