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Suresh Sharma and Rajesh Bhatt
In this study, the surface water salinity of Mentor Marsh, located in Northern Ohio, USA, was monitored for 3 years by establishing 10 monitoring stations, whereas sporadic surface water salinity data were recorded at more than 30 locations in the marsh ...
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Yanhai Yang, Guanliang Chen, Ye Yang, Liang Yue and Jian Xu
Salt storage asphalt pavement has been considered as a functional pavement that could effectively and actively melt snow on the road. Based on the previous studies, the macro melting snow and ice mechanism on the salt storage road is studied, high perfor...
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Rohan Benjankar, Ravin Kafle, Shanti Satyal and Nirajan Adhikari
Studies have shown that salt concentrations are increasing in waterbodies such as lakes, rivers, wetlands, and streams in areas where deicers are commonly applied for winter road maintenance, resulting in degraded water quality. As the salt concentration...
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Khurshid Jahan and Soni M. Pradhanang
Road salts in stormwater runoff, from both urban and suburban areas, are of concern to many. Chloride-based deicers [i.e., sodium chloride (NaCl), magnesium chloride (MgCl2), and calcium chloride (CaCl2)], dissolve in runoff, travel downstream in the aqu...
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Siavash Hoomehr, Akinrotimi I. Akinola, Theresa Wynn-Thompson, Waverly Garnand and Matthew J. Eick
Increasing human populations and global climate change will severely stress our water resources. One potential unforeseen consequence of these stressors is accelerated stream channel erosion due to increased stream temperatures and changes in stream chem...
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Zdenka Krenová, Vladimír Zýval, Vladimír Zýval Jr., Zdenka Chocholou?ková
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The negative effects of applying deicing salts to ecosystems are well documented for many countries. Most chemical transport from roads occurs in stormwater runoff through or over soil. Runoff pollutants alter soil chemistry, may be absorbed by plants an...
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Elliott Kellner and Jason A. Hubbart
A representative watershed was instrumented with five gauging sites (n = 5), partitioning the catchment into five nested-scale sub-watersheds. Four physiochemical variables were monitored: water temperature, pH, total dissolved solids (TDS), and dissolve...
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László Gáspár, Zsolt Bencze
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In many European countries including Hungary, winter conditions produce disruption of traffic, as well as the increase in road users? (vehicle operating, time delay and accident) costs. In most areas, the severity of winter conditions varies from year to...
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Maximilian Huber and Brigitte Helmreich
Metals such as antimony, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, nickel, and zinc can be highly relevant pollutants in stormwater runoff from traffic areas because of their occurrence, toxicity, and non-degradability. Long-term measurements of their concentrati...
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Michael Endres, Markus Brand, Astrid Tiffert, Manfred Schnell, ... Rita Hilliges
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Alternative materials, like recycling materials, industrial by-products and soils already influenced by human activities (e.g. urban soils) are commonly accepted as building material in earthwork constructions. The risk of contaminant leaching from these...
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