Giorio, Chiara Doussin, Jean‐François D’Anna, Barbara Mas, Sébastien Filippi, Daniele Denjean, Cyrielle Mallet, Marc Daniel Bourrianne, Thierry Burnet, Frédéric Cazaunau, Mathieu
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Marine ecosystems are important drivers of the global climate system. They emit volatile species into the atmosphere, involved in complex reaction cycles that influence the lifetime of greenhouse gases. Sea spray and marine biogenic aerosols affect Earth’s climate by scattering solar radiation and controlling cloud microphysical properties. Here we...
Bertanza, Giorgio Boiocchi, Riccardo Pedrazzani, Roberta
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The Science of the total environment
Monitoring is a crucial operation for plant management. However, proper sampling procedures and data processing criteria are not always adopted. Wastewater treatment plants work under dynamic conditions, which poses a challenge for a correct performance assessment. The aim of this work is to analyse some important aspects of wastewater sampling and...
Kozlov, Evgeniy N. Fomina, Ekaterina N.
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MethodsX
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Smith, Jacob Bushell, Andrew C Butchart, Neal Haynes, Peter Maycock, Amanda C
Abstract: Stratospheric water vapor affects the Earth's radiative balance and stratospheric chemistry, yet its future changes are uncertain and not fully understood. The influence of deep convection on stratospheric water vapor remains subject to debate. This letter presents a detailed process‐based model study of the impact of convective ice subli...
Pozo-Leyva, Dixan López-González, Felipe Casanova-Lugo, Fernando Carrillo-Hernández, Sirley Velarde-Guillen, José Arriaga-Jordán, Carlos Manuel
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Tropical Animal Health and Production
In dairy production systems, the efficient use of resources is required to guarantee its sustainability. Worldwide, the efficiency of feed utilization and its effects have been widely studied. However, few studies have quantified animal nitrogen use and its corresponding soil contribution in small-scale production systems. Therefore, this study aim...
Liu, Huanping Tang, Xiaoyan Xu, Xiaomin Dai, Yunv Zhang, Xiaomeng Yang, Yang
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Chemosphere
Broad-spectrum insecticides such as neonicotinoids tend to accumulate and detrimentally impact natural ecosystems. Accordingly, we aimed to assess the neonicotinoid phytoremediation abilities of nine wetland plant species commonly used in constructed wetland systems: Acorus calamus, Typha orientalis, Arundo donax, Thalia dealbata, Canna indica, Iri...
Rathmann, NM Lilien, DA Grinsted, A Gerber, TA Young, Tun Dahl-Jensen, D
Abstract: We introduce a transfer matrix model for radio‐wave propagation through layered anisotropic ice that permits an arbitrary dielectric permittivity tensor in each layer. The model is used to investigate how crystal orientation fabrics without a vertical principal direction affect polarimetric radar returns over glaciers and ice sheets. By e...
Moscoviz, Roman Jimenez, Julie
In recent years, anaerobic digestion (AD) of organic waste has raised as a winning strategy to produce energy and organic fertilizer. To optimize such a technology, mass balance is needed to model or simply monitor the process. This paper describes a theoretical framework allowing process indicators to be derived from estimates of organic waste ele...
Baeten, Janis E van Dijk, Edward J H Pronk, Mario van Loosdrecht, Mark C M Volcke, Eveline I P
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The Science of the total environment
This work shows how more variables can be monitored with a single off-gas sampler on sequentially operated than on continuously fed and aerated reactors and applies the methods to data from a full-scale aerobic granular sludge reactor as a demonstration and to obtain insight in this technology. First, liquid-gas transfer rates were calculated. Oxyg...
Zhong, Xueqian Joimel, Sophie Schwartz, Christophe Sterckeman, Thibault
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Environmental science and pollution research international
Soil trace metal concentrations (e.g., cadmium, copper, lead, zinc) in vegetable gardens have often been observed as exceeding the geochemical background levels. These metals are a threat both to soil and plant functioning and to human health through consumption of contaminated vegetables. We used a mass balance-based model to predict the four meta...