Ochrana vod před dusičnany ze zemědělství

Hrabánková, Anna

doi:10.46555/vtei.2016.07.004

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2016

DOI: 10.46555/vtei.2016.07.004

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Ochrana vod před dusičnany ze zemědělství

Anna Hrabánková¹

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“…Both essential nutrients -nitrogen and phosphorus -contribute significantly to water eutrophication. In conditions of the Czech Republic, the nitrogen supply from point sources of pollution is prevailed by nitrogen load from agriculture and other diffuse pollution sources although action plan to reduce nitrogen load from agriculture exists (Hrabánková, 2016(Hrabánková, , 2018. Conversely, phosphorus load discharged from the point sources of pollution prevails the diffuse pollution sources.…”

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Role of wastewater treatment plants in pollution reduction - evaluated by grey water footprint indicator

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The study assesses the pollution discharged from 251 wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) throughout the Odra river basin in the Czech Republic. The development of pollution production over a period of 15 years (2004–2018) together with a number of WWTPs in the Odra river basin were analyzed. The Grey Water Footprint (GWF) of discharged pollution was determined both in terms of individual size categories of WWTPs and in terms of the parameter that most affects the level of pollution. The share of the small WWTPs size categories (up to 2,000 PE) on the total GWF value of discharged pollution is only 8%, although these are the most numerous. The share of the WWTPs of the size category > 10,000 PE on the total GWF value of discharged pollution is 82%. Total phosphorus (at large WWTPs) and ammonium nitrogen (at small WWTPs) were identified as the key pollutants that most determine the value of the Grey water footprint of discharged pollution.

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Role of wastewater treatment plants in pollution reduction - evaluated by grey water footprint indicator

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Ansorge

Kučera

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Ochrana vod před dusičnany ze zemědělství

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