Sentences with phrase «on aquatic life»
Similar studies have found that other pharmaceuticals can also have various health effects on aquatic life.
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No, not that, the drugs in your medicine chest — and that, a new study suggests, could have a significant impact on aquatic life.
Learn how to think outside the box for capturing a new perspective on aquatic life!
He studies the impact of very brief «pulse» exposures to contaminants and endocrine disrupters on aquatic life.
The ELA, the world's only facility where researchers can intentionally poison whole lakes to monitor ecosystem effects, has an impressive research record: Its scientists were the first to find evidence for acid rain, and to fully diagnose the effects of pollutants such as mercury, phosphate, and synthetic hormones on aquatic life.
His team describes them in a chapter of a new book titled The Effects of Noise on Aquatic Life.
He is author of the book Principles of Sonar Performance Modeling (Springer, 2010), and his research interests include sonar performance modeling and effects of sound on aquatic life.
That's one of the main takeaways from an analysis of 43 studies looking at the effects of microplastics on aquatic life.
This symbiotic cultivation system relies on aquatic life, such as tilapia fish and yellow perch, to redistribute nutrients.
In addition to wreaking direct havoc on tropical forests, gold mining releases sediment into rivers, with severe effects on aquatic life.
Although these small changes in pH are not likely to have a direct impact on aquatic life, they greatly influence the availability and solubility of all chemical forms in the lake and may aggravate nutrient problems.
While working as a contractor at a Long Island - based power plant, Rob Weltner witnessed firsthand the devastating impact that the facility's outdated cooling water intake system can have on aquatic life.