2015
DOI: 10.1590/s1679-87592015090806304
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Spatial and temporal distribution of thermotolerant coliform in Canal de Passagem (Vitória - ES) - related to physico-chemical parameters and tide

Abstract: The Canal de Passagem (CP), Vitória -ES, is an estuarine system undergoing a process of environmental degradation due to the discharge of in natura and semi-treated sewage. The surrounding local community's use of the estuarine resources conflicts with environmental quality and this offers risks to public health. The objective of this study was 1. to evaluate the distribution of fecal coliforms in the HCP (multiple tubes method), relating it to the distribution of sources of fecal pollution, the dynamics of th… Show more

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“…In a previous study (Rio Grande do Sul, 2012), high levels of total coliforms, phosphorus, and chemical oxygen demand were observed, it could be associated with the lower dilution of domestic effluents from the Gravataí city. Alves et al (2015) studied the "Canal de Passagem" located in the Vitória city (Espírito Santo, Brazil) and stated that the places most affected with fecal pollution are closer to contamination sources. Oliveira et al (2012) also confirmed this trend along the Dilúvio stream in Viamão and Porto Alegre (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil); however, in Lake Guaíba, a reduction in thermotolerant coliform concentration was noticed due to the interference resulting from the variation in water of the Lake.…”
Section: Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a previous study (Rio Grande do Sul, 2012), high levels of total coliforms, phosphorus, and chemical oxygen demand were observed, it could be associated with the lower dilution of domestic effluents from the Gravataí city. Alves et al (2015) studied the "Canal de Passagem" located in the Vitória city (Espírito Santo, Brazil) and stated that the places most affected with fecal pollution are closer to contamination sources. Oliveira et al (2012) also confirmed this trend along the Dilúvio stream in Viamão and Porto Alegre (Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil); however, in Lake Guaíba, a reduction in thermotolerant coliform concentration was noticed due to the interference resulting from the variation in water of the Lake.…”
Section: Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%