Sentence examples for nutrient discharge from inspiring English sources

The goals were to achieve nutrient recycling, reduced water use, reduced nutrient discharge and high yields.

The production of heterotrophic bacteria biomass is, therefore, a prospective tool to lower nutrient discharge and to increase nutrient retention and sustainability of RAS in the future.

This study assesses the effectiveness of the policy instrument in achieving a reduction in nutrient discharge from PSS to the catchment.

While numerous studies have demonstrated the efficiency of secondary wastewater treatment (WWT) in high rate algae ponds (HRAPs), little consideration has been given to how the algal unit should be best integrated within a full treatment system complying with typical nutrient discharge standards.

Besides the role of land nutrient discharge, the nutrient concentration variations of coastal marine waters can also be related to oceanic sources, as in the case of areas subject to coastal upwelling events (Matsuura 1986; Gonzalez-Rodriguez et al. 1992; Valentin et al. 1994; Simonassi et al. 2010).

We develop a spatially explicit economic land use model to investigate efficiency and equity issues from seven approaches to allocate nutrient discharges across two New Zealand watersheds.

This provides insight for watershed management, for example, to design ideal locations for nutrient discharges (e.g. wastewater plumes), to target specific rivers for nutrient load reductions, and to support future coupled hydrodynamic and biogeochemical modeling of the bay.

During the wet season agricultural runoff and combined sewer overflows (CSO) were responsible for nutrient discharges, while during the dry season partially treated effluent from wastewater was the main nutrient source.

These data can be used as a baseline for ongoing investigation of impacts of increased nutrient discharges into Great Barrier Reef waters, such as assessing the role of altered water column nutrient status on COTS outbreaks and the influence of agriculture and urban coastal settlement on regional water quality.

Thirteen environmental variables (e.g., nutrients, discharge, in-stream structure), including runoff-related pesticide concentrations expressed as a sum parameter based on toxicity units (TUSUM), were analyzed using canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and redundancy analysis.

The amount of waste nutrient solution discharged from the PM was 1421 1644 L d−1.