2012
DOI: 10.2478/v10066-012-0004-9
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The hydrological consequences of human impact in the Lublin Region

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“…Because of their shallowness they are characterized by fewer predispositions for self-cleaning (Traczewska, 2012). Water relations in retention reservoirs have undergone a great change, and the factor that fostered a trophic growth was touristic and recreational use of the catchment areas, mainly by development of summer buildings, the creation of beaches or fishing (Michalczyk and Wilgat, 1998;Krukowska and Krukowski, 2012). In the retention tanks there was also an intensive fishery.…”
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“…Because of their shallowness they are characterized by fewer predispositions for self-cleaning (Traczewska, 2012). Water relations in retention reservoirs have undergone a great change, and the factor that fostered a trophic growth was touristic and recreational use of the catchment areas, mainly by development of summer buildings, the creation of beaches or fishing (Michalczyk and Wilgat, 1998;Krukowska and Krukowski, 2012). In the retention tanks there was also an intensive fishery.…”
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“…The shoreline, in a shape similar to a circus, is poorly developed. The capacity of the lake is 4,209,000 m 2 (Michalczyk and Wilgat, 1998). 3.…”
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