1984
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-69585-8_9
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Effect of Acid Rain on Soil and Groundwater in Sweden

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“…The rather high concentration of alkalinity, calcium, and silica in the groundwater from the till suggested that water is supplied to the catchment through fissures in the bedrock. The factors that are important for these chemical components are the mineralogy, the soil depths, and the texture of the soil [Jacks et al, 1984]. The upland soils in Lake Skjervatjern catchment are shallow, 0-0.5 m, as shown in this study and in that of Vogt et al [1992], and the mineralogy is poor both in the bedrock and in the till [Collins et al, 1992].…”
Section: Shaw and Prepas [1990a]supporting
confidence: 65%
“…The rather high concentration of alkalinity, calcium, and silica in the groundwater from the till suggested that water is supplied to the catchment through fissures in the bedrock. The factors that are important for these chemical components are the mineralogy, the soil depths, and the texture of the soil [Jacks et al, 1984]. The upland soils in Lake Skjervatjern catchment are shallow, 0-0.5 m, as shown in this study and in that of Vogt et al [1992], and the mineralogy is poor both in the bedrock and in the till [Collins et al, 1992].…”
Section: Shaw and Prepas [1990a]supporting
confidence: 65%
“…However, a decrease in pH would not be observed until the carbonate and ion-exchange buffers are to a large extent used-up. Thus, early indications of a progressive acidification due to precipitation of strong acids would be [ 49]:…”
Section: Acidification and Natural Bufferingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The choice of these indicators was based on knowledge of the geochemical processes involved in neutralizing acid deposition and on the availability of data. The choice was also influenced by sensitivity studies conducted by Jacks et al (1984), Aust (1983), and Edmunds and Kinniburgh (1986a). Data availability was a major consideration because of the regional scale of this model; few sources of data are consistent over large areas, yet detailed enough for this purpose.…”
Section: Sensitivity Indicatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%