Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
 
Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Knowledge Bank: Acidification


What natural environment do we want?

SLU researchers have played an important role in Sweden’s 150 year long history of environmental acidification, for instance the acidification process was first shown by soil researcher Svante Odén in the 1960s. Reduced sulphur emissions and thereby less acid deposition, makes land and water areas in Sweden now recovering from the acidification that started already during the 19th century. But towards... (2011-07-11)

Diatoms indicate water quality

SLU in Uppsala now has an accredited laboratory capable of analysing diatoms from watercourses. (2011-07-06)

Forest Harvesting Resulted in Unexpectedly Low Mercury Export

Professor Kevin Bishop and Ph D student Karin Eklöf at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) participate in a project on the effects on nearby watercourses after a complete felling in a catchment area. (2011-03-21)

Browner water with less acidification

As sulphur deposition decreases, our lakes and watercourses are becoming ever browner, an effect caused by humus from surrounding land. (2007-12-10)

 
 

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