Substratum‐Associated Microbiota

Furey, Paula; Liess, Antonia

doi:10.2175/106143013x13698672322903

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“…Two questions must be addressed: (1) what is the appropriate level of flow? And, (2) how should the responsibility for achieving this flow level be allocated among the various sources of the pollutant when reductions are needed?…”

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Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

Wang¹

2017

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This paper we introduced a schematic describing the relationship between the natural and the economic systems. One side depicted the flow of mass and energy to the economic system, while the other depicted the flow of waste products back to the environment. We examine how a balance can be achieved in the reverse flow of waste products back to the environment. Because the waste flows are inexorably intertwined with the flow of mass and energy into the economy, establishing a balance for waste flows will have feedback effects on the input flows as well.

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Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

Wang¹

2017

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“…In this review of the 2013 literature, advances in laboratory, field, and assessment methods are highlighted as are updates in taxonomy and systematics. A literature review of similar topics was completed in 2013 (Furey and Liess, 2013).…”

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Substratum‐Associated Microbiota

Furey

Liess

2014

Water Environment Research

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A review of literature on substratrumassociated microbiotia from 2013 covers topics on benthic algae, bacteria and viruses from a range of aquatic environments, but focuses on freshwater ecosystems. Advances in laboratory, field, and assessment methods are highlighted as are updates in taxonomy and systematics. Aspects of water quality, waste‐water treatment, biofuels, nutrient cycling, food‐web interactions, land use changes, and environmental challenges such as climate change, pollutants, and impacts of medical substances are presented. our understanding of the ecology, taxonomy and assessment of substratum‐associated microbiota. In response to increased pressures from anthropogenic stressors and climate change on aquatic environments, researchers are re‐evaluating current knowledge and approaches to research, biomonitoring and assessment. In this review of the 2013 literature, advances in laboratory, field, and assessment methods are highlighted as are updates in taxonomy and systematics. A literature review of similar topics was completed in 2013 (Furey and Liess, 2013).

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Substratum‐Associated Microbiota

Cited by 2 publications

References 133 publications

Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

Research on the Effects of Pollution Control for Economic Efficiency

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