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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A biological assessment of best management practice effectiveness during intensive silviculture and forest chemical application Jeffery L. Vowell
2004
1 p. 297-307
11 p.
artikel
2 Aluminium: The Need for a Re-Evaluation of Its Toxicity and Solubility in Mature Forest Stands Helene A. De Wit
2001
1 p. 103-118
16 p.
artikel
3 A Multiscale Approach for Assessing the Interactions of Environmental and Biological Systems in a Holistic Health Risk Assessment Framework Georgopoulos, Panos G.
2007
1 p. 3-21
artikel
4 An Analysis of the Structure of the Simple Mass BalanceEquation: Implications for Testing National Critical Loads Maps F. Kennedy
2001
1 p. 281-298
18 p.
artikel
5 An assessment of Mississippi's nonindustrial private forest landowners knowledge of forestry BMP's Andrew J. Londo
2004
1 p. 235-243
9 p.
artikel
6 A Novel Method for Mapping Critical Loads Across a RiverNetwork: Application to the River Dart, Southwest England C. D. Evans
2001
1 p. 437-453
17 p.
artikel
7 A Retrospective Isotopic Study of Spruce Decline in the Vosges Mountains (France) Anne Poszwa
2003
1 p. 201-222
22 p.
artikel
8 Base Cation Losses from a Coniferous Catchment in Central Ontario, Canada Shaun A. Watmough
2001
1 p. 507-524
18 p.
artikel
9 Best management practices compliance monitoring approaches for forestry in the eastern United States Michael J. Phillips
2004
1 p. 263-274
12 p.
artikel
10 Best Management Practices for Silvicultural Chemicals and the Science Behind Them Jerry L. Michael
2004
1 p. 95-117
23 p.
artikel
11 Bioassessment of silvicultural impacts in streams and wetlands of the Eastern United States John J. Hutchens, Jr.
2004
1 p. 37-53
17 p.
artikel
12 BMP compliance monitoring programs in the Eastern United States Michael A. Kilgore
2004
1 p. 119-130
12 p.
artikel
13 Characterisation of Organic Matter and Carbon Cycling in Rehabilitated Lignite-rich Mine Soils Cornelia Rumpel
2003
1 p. 153-166
14 p.
artikel
14 Characterization of Indoor and Outdoor Aerosols in a Suburban Area of Prague Smolík, J.
2007
1 p. 35-47
artikel
15 Characterizing the Spatial Pattern of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Pools in the Turkey Lakes Watershed: A Comparison of Regression Techniques I. F. Creed
2002
1 p. 81-102
22 p.
artikel
16 Chemical and Microbiological Characteristics of MineralSpoils and Drainage Waters at Abandoned Coal and Metal Mines D. Barrie Johnson
2003
1 p. 47-66
20 p.
artikel
17 Composition of the Saprotrophic Fungi in Calluna Heathland Soil and the Influence of Ammonium Nitrate Application Marianne Johansson
2001
1 p. 231-239
9 p.
artikel
18 Concentrations, Cumulative Exposure and CriticalLevels of Ozone in Ireland Y. de Kluizenaar
2001
1 p. 197-210
14 p.
artikel
19 Conflicting processes in the wetland plant rhizosphere: Metal retention or mobilization? Donna L. Jacob
2003
1 p. 91-104
14 p.
artikel
20 Costs of forestry best management practices in the south: A review Frederick W. Cubbage
2004
1 p. 131-142
12 p.
artikel
21 Critical Loads and Exceedances of Acid Deposition and Associated Forest Growth in the Northern Hardwood and BorealConiferous Forests in Québec, Canada Rock Ouimet
2001
1 p. 119-134
16 p.
artikel
22 Critical Loads Exceedances in Germany and their Dependence on the Scale of Input Data Till Spranger
2001
1 p. 335-351
17 p.
artikel
23 Critical Loads Is There A Need For A New Concept? Peringe Grennfelt
2001
1 p. 21-27
7 p.
artikel
24 Critical Loads of Acidity for Forest Soils: Tentative Modifications Maria Holmberg
2001
1 p. 91-101
11 p.
artikel
25 Deposition Loads of Sulphur and Nitrogen in Germany Thomas Gauger
2001
1 p. 353-373
21 p.
artikel
26 Determination of Enterobacteria in Air and Wastewater Samples from a Wastewater Treatment Plant by Epi-Fluorescence Microscopy Patentalakis, N.
2007
1 p. 107-115
artikel
27 Development and Application of Critical,Target and Monitoring Loads for the Management ofAcid Deposition in Alberta, Canada Kenneth R. Foster
2001
1 p. 135-151
17 p.
artikel
28 Development of Stream Water Chemistry during Spring Melt in a Northern Hardwood Forest R. G. Semkin
2002
1 p. 37-61
25 p.
artikel
29 Distribution of Diatoms in a Forested Stream Containing a Series of Interconnected Lakes Charles G. Trick
2002
1 p. 103-128
27 p.
artikel
30 Does Soil Acidification Affect Spruce Needle Chemical Composition and Tree Growth? Lars Nyberg
2001
1 p. 241-263
23 p.
artikel
31 Effectiveness of forestry streamside management zones in the sand-clay hills of Mississippi: early indications G. D. Carroll
2004
1 p. 275-296
23 p.
artikel
32 Effect of forest harvesting best management practices on coarse woody debris distribution in stream and riparian zones in three Appalachian watersheds J.M. McClure
2004
1 p. 245-261
17 p.
artikel
33 Element Removal in Harvested Tree Biomass:Scenarios for Critical Loads in Wallonia, SouthBelgium B. Bosman
2001
1 p. 153-167
15 p.
artikel
34 Encouraging the application of sustainable timber harvesting practices: A review of policy tool use and effectiveness in the eastern United States Michael A. Kilgore}
2004
1 p. 203-216
14 p.
artikel
35 Fluxes of NO3-, NH4+,NO, NO2, andN2O in an Old Danish Beech Forest C. Beier
2001
1 p. 187-195
9 p.
artikel
36 Forestry best management practices for timber harvesting and site preparation in the eastern United States: An overview of water quality and productivity research during the past 20 years (19822002) W. Michael Aust
2004
1 p. 5-36
32 p.
artikel
37 Forestry Best Management Practices Research in the Eastern United States: the State of the Science 2002.Foreword James P. Shepard
2004
1 p. 1-3
3 p.
artikel
38 Foreword.The Turkey Lakes Watershed Study After Two Decades Dean Jeffries
2002
1 p. 1-3
3 p.
artikel
39 Freshwater Critical Loads in Wales B. Reynolds
2001
1 p. 495-505
11 p.
artikel
40 High Immobilization of NH4+ in Danish Heath SoilRelated to Succession, Soil and Nutrients: Implications forCritical Loads of N H. L. Kristensen
2001
1 p. 211-230
20 p.
artikel
41 How are Results from Critical Load CalculationsReflected in Lake Water Chemistry? Anders Wilander
2001
1 p. 525-532
8 p.
artikel
42 Identification, Abundance and Origin of Aliphatic Hydrocarbons in the Fine Atmospheric Particulate Matter of Athens, Greece Andreou, G.
2007
1 p. 99-106
artikel
43 Incorporation of Seasonal Nitrogen Dynamics within aLong-Term Acidification Model Robert Collins
2001
1 p. 483-494
12 p.
artikel
44 Indoor Aerosol Modeling: Basic Principles and Practical Applications Hussein, Tareq
2007
1 p. 23-34
artikel
45 Indoor Air Quality at Rural and Urban Sites in Pakistan Colbeck, Ian
2007
1 p. 61-69
artikel
46 Investigating the Uncertainties in the SimpleMass Balance Equation for Acidity Critical Loadsfor Terrestrial Ecosystems in the United Kingdom Jane Hall
2001
1 p. 43-56
14 p.
artikel
47 Is The Ca + K + Mg/Al Ratio in the Soil Solution aPredictive Tool for Estimating Forest Damage? A. Göransson
2001
1 p. 57-74
18 p.
artikel
48 Leaching Induced Changes in Substrate and Solution Chemistry of Mine Soil Microcosms Wolfgang Schaaf
2003
1 p. 139-152
14 p.
artikel
49 List of Reviewers for the Critical Loads Conference Copenhagen 1999 2001
1 p. 571-573
3 p.
artikel
50 Loblolly pine response to wet-weather harvesting on wet flats after 5 years Mark H. Eisenbies
2004
1 p. 217-233
17 p.
artikel
51 Long Term Trends in Concentration of Major Pollutants (SO2, CO, NO, NO2, O3 and PM10) in Prague – Czech Republic (Analysis of Data Between 1992 and 2005) Braniš, Martin
2007
1 p. 49-60
artikel
52 Macroalgal growth in nutrient-enriched estuaries: A biogeochemical and evolutionary perspective John A. Raven
2003
1 p. 7-26
19 p.
artikel
53 Managing water quality in wetlands with forestry BMP's Bob Rummer
2004
1 p. 55-66
12 p.
artikel
54 Metal Concentrations in Pore Water of the Lusatian Lignite Mining Sedimentsand Internal Metal Distribution in Juncus bulbosus Abad Chabbi
2003
1 p. 105-117
13 p.
artikel
55 Microbial cycling of iron and sulfur in acidic coal mining lake sediments Kirsten Küsel
2003
1 p. 67-90
24 p.
artikel
56 Note From the Publisher and the Editor-in-Chief P. Roos
2001
1 p. 7-8
2 p.
artikel
57 Perceived values of benefits from Mississippi's forestry Best Management Practices A. L. Husak
2004
1 p. 171-185
15 p.
artikel
58 PM10 and Ultrafine Particles Counts In-Vehicle and On-Road in the Athens Area Diapouli, E.
2007
1 p. 89-97
artikel
59 PM10, O3, CO Concentrations and Elemental Analysis of Airborne Particles in a School Building Triantafyllou, A. G.
2007
1 p. 77-87
artikel
60 Predicting Freshwater Critical Loads from CatchmentCharacteristics using National Datasets M. R. Kernan
2001
1 p. 415-435
21 p.
artikel
61 Preface Knud Erik Nielsen
2001
1 p. 1-4
4 p.
artikel
62 Preface Lazaridis, M.
2007
1 p. 1
artikel
63 Preface.Biological and Chemical Perspectives of Ecosystem Disturbance A. Chabbi
2003
1 p. 3-6
4 p.
artikel
64 Programs assessing implementation and effectiveness of state forest practice rules and BMPs in the West George Ice
2004
1 p. 143-169
27 p.
artikel
65 Relation of Lake Acidification and Recovery to Fish, Common Loon and Common Merganser Occurrence in Algoma Lakes Donald K. McNicol
2002
1 p. 151-168
18 p.
artikel
66 Riparian ecotone: A functional definition and delineationfor resource assessment E. S. Verry
2004
1 p. 67-94
28 p.
artikel
67 Riparian Management Practices in the Eastern U.S.: A Summary of State Timber Harvesting Guidelines Charles R. Blinn}
2004
1 p. 187-201
15 p.
artikel
68 Shipboard Measurements of Nitrogen Dioxide, Nitrous Acid, Nitric Acid and Ozone in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea Večeřa, Zbyněk
2007
1 p. 117-125
artikel
69 Size Distribution of Inorganic Species and Their Inhaled Dose in a Detergent Industrial Workplace Karanasiou, A.
2007
1 p. 71-76
artikel
70 Soil Acidity Parameters and Defoliation Degree in SixNorway Spruce Stands in Finland John Derome
2001
1 p. 169-186
18 p.
artikel
71 Steady-State Models for Calculating Critical Loads of Acidity for Surface Waters Arne Henriksen
2001
1 p. 375-398
24 p.
artikel
72 Sulfur Metabolism in Polluted Sphagnum PeatBogs: A Combined 34S35S210PbStudy Martin Novák
2003
1 p. 181-200
20 p.
artikel
73 Temporal Trends in Water Chemistry in the Turkey Lakes Watershed,Ontario, Canada, 1982-1999 D. S. Jeffries
2002
1 p. 5-22
16 p.
artikel
74 The Impact of Conifer Harvesting on Stream Water Quality: A Case Study in Mid-Wales Colin Neal
2003
1 p. 119-138
20 p.
artikel
75 The importance of chemical buffering for pelagic and benthic colonization in acidic waters B. Nixdorf
2003
1 p. 27-46
20 p.
artikel
76 The Importance of Selecting Appropriate Criteriafor Calculating Acidity Critical Loads forTerrestrial Ecosystems Using the Simple MassBalance Equation Jane Hall
2001
1 p. 29-41
13 p.
artikel
77 The Link Between the Exceedance of Acidity Critical Loads forFreshwaters, Current Chemical Status and Biological Damage: ARe-Interpretation C. J. Curtis
2001
1 p. 399-413
15 p.
artikel
78 The Role of Mineral Weathering Rate Determinations in Generating Uncertainties in the Calculation of Critical Loads of Acidity and their Exceedance Simon Langan
2001
1 p. 299-312
14 p.
artikel
79 The Role of Soil Organic Carbon in Maintaining Surface Elevationin Rapidly Subsiding U.S. Gulf of Mexico Coastal Marshes R.D. DeLaune
2003
1 p. 167-179
13 p.
artikel
80 The UN/ECE International Programme on Mapping Critical Loads and Levels Heinz-Detlef Gregor
2001
1 p. 5-19
15 p.
artikel
81 Topographic Controls of Nitrogen, Sulfur, and CarbonTransport from a Tolerant Hardwood Hillslope P. W. Hazlett
2002
1 p. 63-80
18 p.
artikel
82 Trends in Fish Community Structure, Biomass, and Production in Three Algoma, Ontario, Lakes K. E. Smokorowski
2002
1 p. 129-150
22 p.
artikel
83 Trends in Water Chemistry in a Maple Forest on a SteepSlope N. W. Foster
2002
1 p. 23-36
14 p.
artikel
84 Uncertainties in Large Scale Assessments of Critical LoadExceedances Jesper Bak
2001
1 p. 265-280
16 p.
artikel
85 Use of the Dynamic Model `MAGIC' to Predict RecoveryFollowing Implementation of the Gothenburg Protocol Richard F. Wright
2001
1 p. 455-482
28 p.
artikel
86 Using Multiple Chemical Criteria for Critical Loadsof Acidity in Maritime Regions J. Aherne
2001
1 p. 75-90
16 p.
artikel
87 Variability in Three Finnish Integrated Acidification Models M. Johansson
2001
1 p. 313-334
22 p.
artikel
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