Conclusions to the special volume of Science of the Total Environment concerning UK fluxes to the North Sea, Land Ocean Interaction Study River basins research, the first two years

Science of the Total Environment

Volumn 194-195, Issue , 1997, Pages 467-477

  Neal, Colin ^a   House, W Alan ^a   Jarvie, Helen P ^a   Leeks, Graham J L ^a   Marker, Arthur H ^a  

^a CENTRE FOR ECOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

environmental impacts; Humber; industrial revolution; industry; Land Ocean Interactions Study; North Sea; Ouse; pollution; rivers; Trent; Tweed; urban environment; water quality

Indexed keywords

ARTICLE; ATLANTIC OCEAN; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; PRIORITY JOURNAL; RIVER; UNITED KINGDOM; URBAN AREA; WATER POLLUTION; WATER QUALITY;

EID: 0030963493     PISSN: 00489697     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0048-9697(96)05384-3     Document Type: Article

References (62)

1. Alderman, G., 1987. Modern Britain, 1700 1983. Croom Helm, London, 294 pp.
2. Andersen, J. and T. Niilonen, 1995. Fourth North Sea Conf. Secretariat. marine and waste water division. Danish Environmental Protection Agency. 1995. Fourth Int. Conf. on the Protection of the North Sea. Progress Report, Esbjerg. Denmark. 8 9 June, 1995. Ministry of the Environment and Energy, Danish Environment Protection Agency, Strandgade 29, DK-1401, Copenhaged, 247 pp.
3. Burt, S. and K. Grady, 1994. The illustrated history of Leeds. Breedon Books Pub. Co (Derby. UK). 272 pp.
4. Clayton, J.W., 1997. The biology of the Tweed. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 155-162.
5. Currie, J.C., 1997. Pollution prevention on the river Tweed: past present and future. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 147-154.
6. Edwards, A.M.C., R.J. Freestone and C.P. Crockett, 1997. River management in the Humber catchment. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 235-246.
7. Elliott, J.M., A.A. Lyle and R.N.B. Campbell, 1997. A preliminary evaluation of migratory salmonids as vectors of organic carbon between marine and freshwater environments. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 219-233.
8. Ellis, S., 1990. In: S. Ellis and D.R. Crowther (Eds.), Humber Perspectives: A Region through the Ages. Part I. Environmental Setting. Chapter 3. Hull University Press, Hull, UK. pp. 29-42.
9. Evans, J.G., P.D. Wass and P. Hodgson, 1997. Integrated continuous water quality monitoring for the LOIS rivers programme. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 111-118.
10. Flenley, J.R., 1990. In: S. Ellis and D.R. Crowther (Eds.), Humber Perspectives: a Region through the Ages. Part I, Environmental Setting, Chapter 4. Hull University Press, Hull, UK. pp. 43-53.
11. Fox, I.A. and R.C. Johnson, 1997. The role of hydrology in the river Tweed for LOIS. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 163-172.
12. Gardiner, J. and T.F. Zabel, 1991. United Kingdom Water Quality Standards arising from European Directives - an update. Research and Development Note. 1-11. Foundation for Water Research, Allen House, The Listons, Liston Road. Marlow. Bucks. SL7 1FD, UK.
13. Grew, H. and A. Werrity, 1995. Changes in flood frequency and magnitude in Scotland. 1964 1992. Proc. of BHS fifth National Hydrology Symp., Edinburgh, Inst. of Hydrology, Maclean Building, Wallingford, OXON.
14. Heathwaite, A.L., T.P. Burt and S.T. Trudgill, 1993. In: T.P. Burt, A.L. Heathwaite and S.T. Trudgill (Eds.). Nitrate: Processes. Patterns and Management, Chapter 1. Wiley, New York, pp. 3-19.
15. House, W.A., D. Leach, M. Warwick, B.A. Whitton, S.N. Pattinson, E. Ryland, A. Pinder, J. Ingram, J.P. Lishman, S.M. Smith, E. Rigg, and F.H. Denison, 1997a. Nutrient transport in the Humber rivers. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 303-320.
16. House, W.A., D. Leach, J.L.A. Long, P. Cranwell, C.J. Smith, Meharg A, Bhardwaj, G. Ryland, D.O. Orr and J. Wright, 1997b. Micro-organic compounds in the Humber rivers. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 357-371.
17. Howarth, W., 1988. Water Pollution Law. Shaw and Sons, London. 607 pp.
18. Hudson-Edwards, K., M. Macklin and M. Taylor, 1997. Tracing historic metal mining-related sediment inputs to the Tees river basin from sources to fluvial sinks. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 437-445.
19. ICPNS, 1995. International Conference on the Protection of the North Sea. 1995. Ministerial Declarations. Ministry of the Environment and Energy, Danish Environmental Protection Agency, Strandgade 29, DK-1401. Copenhagen, 129 pp.
20. Jarvie, H.P., C. Neal, D.V. Leach, G.P. Ryland, A.H. House and A.J. Robson, 1997a. Major ion concentrations and the inorganic carbon chemistry of the Humber rivers. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 285-302.
21. Jarvie, H.P., C. Neal and A.J. Robson, 1997b. The geography of the Humber catchment. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 87-99.
22. Jarvie, H.P., C. Neal and A.D. Tappin, 1997c. European land-based pollutant loads to the North Sea: an analysis of the Paris Commission data and review of monitoring strategies. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 39-58.
23. Jenkins, A., B.J. Cosby, R.C. Ferrier, T.A.B. Walker and J.D. Miller, 1990. Modelling stream acidification in afforested catchments: an assessment of the relative effects of acid deposition and afforestation. J. Hydrol., 120: 163-181.
24. Johnes, P.T. and T.P. Burt, 1993. In: T.P. Burt, A.L. Heathwaite and S.T. Trudgill (Eds.). Nitrate: Processes. Patterns and Management. Chapter 10. Wiley, New York, pp. 269-320.
25. Langan, S.J., A.J. Wade, R. Smart, A.C. Edwards, C. Soulsby, M.F. Billet, H.P. Jarvie, M.S. Cresser, R. Owen and R.C. Ferrier, 1997. The prediction and management of water quality in a relatively unpolluted major Scottish catchment: current issues and experimental approaches. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 419-436.
26. Law, M., P. Wass and D. Grimshaw, 1997. The Hydrology of the Humber catchments. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 119-128.
27. Leeks, G.J.L., C. Neal, H.P. Jarvie, H. Casey and D.V. Leach, 1997. The LOIS river monitoring network: strategy and implementation. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 101-109.
28. Lewis, D.R., R.J. Williamsand P.G. Whitehead, 1997. Quality simulation along river systems (QUASAR). An application to the Yorkshire Ouse. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 399-418.
29. Macklin, M.G., K.A. Hudson-Edwards and E.J. Dawson, 1997. The significance of pollution from historic metal mining in the Pennine orefields on river contaminant fluxes to the North Sea. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 391-397.
30. Marsh, T.J. and F.J. Sanderson, 1997. A review of hydrological conditions throughout the period of the LOIS monitoring programme: considered within the context of the recent UK climatic volatility. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 59-69.
31. Mayes, J., 1996. Spatial and temporal fluctuations of monthly rainfall in the British Isles and variations in the mid-latitude westerly circulation. Int. J. Climatol. 16: 585-596.
32. Moore, R.V., 1997. The logical and physical design of the Land Ocean Interaction Study database. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 137-146.
33. Naiman, R.J., J.J. Magnuson, D.M. McKnight and J.A. Stanford (Eds.). 1995. The freshwater imperative: a research agenda. Island Press, Washington, 166 pp.
34. Neal, C. D.G. Kinniburgh and P.G. Whitehead, 1991. In: R.A. Downing and W.B. Wilkinson (Eds.). Applied Groundwater Hydrology: a British perspective. Shallow groundwater systems. Clarendon University Press. Oxford, pp. 77-95.
35. Neal, C., C.J. Smith and S. Hill, 1992. Forestry impact on upland water quality. Institute of Hydrology Report Series, 119. Institute of Hydrology, Maclean Building, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, OXON, OX10 8BB, UK. 50pp.
36. Neal, C., W.A. House, G.J.L. Leeks and A.H. Marker, 1997a. UK fluxes to the North Sea. Land Ocean Interactions Study (LOIS): river basins research, the first two years. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 1-4.
37. Neal, C., A.J. Robson, M. Harrow, L. Hill, H. Wickham, C.L. Bhardwaj, C.I. Tindall, G.P. Ryland, D.V. Leach, R.C. Johnson, R.K. Bronsdon and M. Cranston, 1997b. Major, minor, trace element and suspended sediment variations in the River Tweed: results from the LOIS core monitoring programme. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 193-205.
38. Neal, C., A.J. Robson, H.A. Jeffery, M.L. Harrow, M. Neal, C.J. Smith and H.P. Jarvie, 1997c. Trace element inter-relationships for the Humber rivers: inferences for hydrological and chemical controls. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 321-343.
39. Neal, C., A.J. Robson, P. Wass, G.P. Ryland, D.V. Leach, A. Wade and G.J.L. Leeks, 1997d. Major, minor and trace element and suspended sediment variations in the River Derwent. Sci. Tot. Environ., in press.
40. Neave, D. and S. Neave, 1990. In: S. Ellis and D.R. Crowther (Eds.). Humber Perspectives: a Region through the Ages, Part IV. The Emerging Region. Chapter 27. Hull University Press, Hull, UK. pp. 373-387.
41. O'Riordan, T. and G. Bentham, 1993. In: T.P. Burt, A.L. Heathwaite and S.T. Trudgill (Eds.). Nitrate: Processes, Patterns and Management. Chapter 15. Wiley, New York, pp. 403-416.
42. Pinder, L.C.V., A.F.H. Marker, A.C. Pinder, J.K.G. Ingram, D.V. Leach and G.D. Collett, 1997. Concentrations of suspended chlorophyll-a in the Humber rivers. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 373-378.
43. Price, M., 1996. Introducing Groundwater. Chapman Hall. London. 278 pp.
44. Rees, Y.J., N.G. Cartwright, M. Derich and T.F. Zabel, 1991. Controlling hazardous substances on the North Sea action list. Approaches and monitoring in selected countries. Research and Development Note 21. National Rivers Authority. Rivers House. Waterside Drive, Almondsbury, Bristol, BS12 2UD. 71 pp.
45. Robson, A.J., C. Neal. J.C. Currie, W.A. Virtue and A. Ringrose, 1996. The water quality of the Tweed and its tributaries. Inst. of Hydrology, Maclean Building. Crowmarsh Gtfford, Wallingford. OXON. OX10 SBB. UK.
46. Robson, A.J. and C. Neal, 1997a. A summary of regional water quality for Eastern UK rivers. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 15-37.
47. Robson, A.J. and C. Neal, 1997b. Regional water quality of the river Tweed basin. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 173-192.
48. Sheail, J., 1997. The institutional development of river management in Yorkshire. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 225-234.
49. Smith, R.L. J.N. Cape, J. Binnie, R.D., Murray, M. Young and D. Fowler, 1997. Deposition of atmospheric pollutants to the LOIS area. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 71-85.
50. Vitozzi, R. and C. Ramel (Eds). 1996. Special issue of Science of the Total Environment. Chemical Hazards in Developing Countries. Sci. Tot. Environ., 118 (Suppl. 1), 158 pp.
51. Tindall, C.I. and R.V. Moore, 1997. The Rivers Database and the overall data management for the Land Ocean Interaction Study programme. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 129-135.
52. Tipping, E., A. Marker, C. Butterwick, G. Collett, P.A. Cranwell, J.K.G. Ingram, D.V. Leach, J.P. Lishman, A. Pinder, E. Rigg and B.M. Simon, 1997. Organic carbon in the Humber rivers. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 345-355.
53. UKAWRG, 1988. United Kingdom Acid Waters Review Group, second report: Acidity in United Kingdom fresh waters. Her Majestys Stationary Office, London, 61 pp.
54. UKRGAR, 1990. UK Review Group on Acid Rain: third report. Acid deposition in the UK, 1986-88. Department of the Environment, publication sales unit, Building 1, Victoria Road, South Ruislip, Middlesex, UK, 124 pp.
55. Virtue, W.A. and J.W. Clayton, 1997. Sheep dip chemicals and water pollution. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 207-217.
56. Wass, P.D., S.D. Marks, J.W. Finch, G.J.L. Leeks and J.K. Ingram, 1997. Monitoring and preliminary interpretation of in-river turbidity and remote sensed imagery for suspended sediment transport studies in the Humber catchments. Sci. Total Environ., 194 195: 263-283.
57. Webb, B.W., J.M. Phillips, D.E. Walling, I.G. Littlewood, C.D. Watts, and G.J.L. Leeks, 1997. Load estimation methodologies for British rivers and their relevance to the LOIS RACS(R) programme. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 379-389.
58. Whitehead, P.G., R.J. Williams and D.R. Lewis, 1997. Quality simulation along river systems (QUASAR): Model theory and development. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 447-456.
59. Whitton, B.A. and M.C. Lucas, 1997. The biology of the Humber rivers. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 247-262.
60. Wild, M.T., 1990. In: S. Ellis and D.R. Crowther (Eds.), Humber Perspectives: a Region through the Ages, Part IV, The Emerging Region, Chapter 28. Hull University Press, Hull, UK, pp. 388-405.
61. Wilkinson, W.B., G.J.L. Leeks, A. Morris and D.E. Walling, 1997. Rivers and coastal research in the Land Ocean Interaction Study. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 5-14.
62. Younger, P.L., 1997. The longevity of minewater pollution: A basis for decision-making. Sci. Total Environ., 194/195: 457-466.