Perspectives in Environmental Research de Jonathan M. Gullbert

Perspectives in Environmental Research

Jonathan M. Gullbert

This book presents and discusses current research in the study of the environment. Topics discussed include biomonitoring of aquatic ecosystems; agricultural land-use in forest frontier areas; resource-based integrated land-use planning; participatory forest regeneration; phenological modelling; the use of microarrays in the study of environmentally relevant organisms; geochemistry of acid mine drainage and thoughts for stream restoration.

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Preface; Ecotox: A Versatile Tool for Biomonitoring of Aquatic Ecosystems; Agricultural Land-Use in Forest Frontier Areas: Theory & Evidence From Indonesia; A Review of Parcipatory Forest Regeneration Endeavours in West Bengal, India; Resource Based Integrated Land Use Planning: A Case Study from Indian Coalfields; PAHs in Sediments Associated With Coal & Coal-Derived Particles: Occurrence, Mobility & Risk Assessment; New Trends on Phenological Modelling; Impact Assessment of Household Preparations in Reducing Dietary Intake of Chlorpyrifos Residues Through Cabbage Heads (Brassica oleracea var. capitata); On the Redistribution of Tissue Metal (Cadmium, Nickel & Lead); Loads in Mink Accompanying Parasitic Infection by the Giant Kidney Worm (Dioctophyme Renale); Neem: A Great Boon to Mankind; Cover Crops, Tillage, & Glyphosate Effects on Chemical & Biological Properties of a Lower Mississippi Delta Soil & Soybean Yield; Use of Microarrays to Study Environmentally Relevant Organisms: A UK Perspective; Metagenomics & Directed Evolution Approaches for Bioleaching Microorganisms: A Review; Geochemistry of Acid Mine Drainage: A Review; Phytocapping: An Innovative Technique to Reduce Methane Emission from Landfills; The Plant Pathology of Native Plant Restoration; Interactive Toxicity of Binary Mixtures to Daphnia Magna Straus & Stenocypris Werneri Daday: A New Concept for Predicting Joint Action of Similarly & Dissimilarly Acting Chemicals; Thoughts for Stream Restoration: Link Between Riparian, Instream Vegetation & Macroinvertebrates; Index.