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Experimental Reversal of Acid Rain Effects The Gardsjon Roof Project

Edited By: Hans Hultberg and Richard Skeffington
466 pages, Figs, tabs
Experimental Reversal of Acid Rain Effects
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  • Experimental Reversal of Acid Rain Effects ISBN: 9780471961512 Hardback Dec 1997 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 6 days
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About this book

This book describes the results of the Covered Catchment Project at Gardsjon in Sweden. This is a major project in which a large roof has been erected under a forest canopy to shelter the soil from acid rain in that area, which is replaced with clean rain to see whether the soil and water recovers from acidification, and if so, how quickly. The project has been underway for over five years and is producing interesting results which have important implications for emission control policy.

Contents

Recovery from Acidification: The Background to the Covered Catchment Experiment at G?rdsj?n (R. Skeffington, et al.). Atmospheric Deposition to the G?rdsj?n Research Area (M. Fern & H. Hultberg). Changes in the Soil Solution Chemistry After Exclusion of Acid Deposition (R. Giesler, et al.). Trace Metals in the Lake G?rdsj?n Catchments (B. Lyv?n). Fine-Root Response to Nitrogen Removal and Addition (A. Clemensson-Lindell & H. Persson). Modelling Soil Acidification and Recovery in a Roofed Catchment: Application of the SAFE Model (H. Sverdrup, et al.). European Experience of Manipulation of Forest Ecosystems by Roof Cover: Possibilities and Limitations (C. Beier, et al.). Reversal of Acidification: Policy Implications Derived from the Roof Project (H. Hultberg, et al.). Index.

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Edited By: Hans Hultberg and Richard Skeffington
466 pages, Figs, tabs
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