The Rhine
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Beschreibung
The Rhine, in many ways the most important river in Europe has undergone not only tremendous contamination but also recreation. This book clearly demonstrates that the Rhine is by far the best investigated water body worldwide.
Many well known scientists have presented their knowledge in this book covering a wide span of different topics.
The development of the Rhine, its catchment area and hydrology is as well presented as the development of water protection requirements and early warning systems on the Rhine. Additionally the book describes many aspects of water quality from the Rhine but also from alpine lakes, tributaries, estuary and adjacent coastal waters connected with the Rhine. This work provides a great deal of data obtained from the analysis and up-to-date monitoring of organic micro pollutants, such as e.g. pesticides, pharmaceuticals, synthetic aromatic sulfonates, chelating agents, industrial chemicals and by-products from chemical syntheses.
The present knowledge on the Rhine, the most important river in Europe and by far the best investigated water body worldwide has been collected in this volume. In addition, it provides a great deal of data obtained from monitoring and analysis.
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Thomas P. Knepper
Themen in »The Rhine«
Lake Constance Rhine Water pollution Water protection Waterworks development hydrology pesticide hydrogeology water quality and water pollution water quality and water pollution terrestrial pollution
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From the reviews:
"The book presents a comprehensive overview of the Rhine River, beginning with hydrological facts, the development of water protection protocols during the last 30 years, and early warning strategies. … the book collects detailed contributions on modern analysis, monitoring data and the environmental fate of this wide spectrum of micropollutants. The content of this book is suitable for analysts, industries, utilities, and politicians who wish to gain knowledge from concise but comprehensive information in all fields concerning the Rhine … ." (International Journal of Environmental and Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 86, 2006)
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