2004
DOI: 10.21168/rbrh.v9n1.p17-26
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Impactos de Ações Antrópicas em Bacias de Manancial Rurais de Montanha Sobre Parâmetros de Qualidade de Água

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“…Segundo Barros (2004), com o emprego e o uso de fertilizantes e excrementos de animais, esse material pode ser carreado pelo escoamento superficial para os cursos d'água. Castro & Mendonça (2004), Crepalli (2007) e Silva (2007 também registraram maiores quantidades de nitrato devido às práticas agrícolas e à exposição do solo por cobertura de pouca proteção efetiva, além da aplicação de fertilizantes. Analisando os impactos das atividades humanas em bacias reflorestadas, Castro & Mendonça (2004) constataram uma melhoria na qualidade de água em relação à quantidade de nitrato e nitrito nas microbacias com cobertura vegetal densa e em fase de regeneração avançada.…”
Section: Parâmetros Qualitativos Da áGuaunclassified
“…Segundo Barros (2004), com o emprego e o uso de fertilizantes e excrementos de animais, esse material pode ser carreado pelo escoamento superficial para os cursos d'água. Castro & Mendonça (2004), Crepalli (2007) e Silva (2007 também registraram maiores quantidades de nitrato devido às práticas agrícolas e à exposição do solo por cobertura de pouca proteção efetiva, além da aplicação de fertilizantes. Analisando os impactos das atividades humanas em bacias reflorestadas, Castro & Mendonça (2004) constataram uma melhoria na qualidade de água em relação à quantidade de nitrato e nitrito nas microbacias com cobertura vegetal densa e em fase de regeneração avançada.…”
Section: Parâmetros Qualitativos Da áGuaunclassified
“…In addition, this is the closest point of entrance into the river, receiving significant contributions from the inflow areas. Two of the primary artificial sources of phosphorous are the domestic sewers and the agricultural fertilizers, as discussed by Shrestha and Kazama (2007), Castro and Mendonça (2004), Räike et al (2003) and Esteves (1998).…”
Section: Spatial-temporal Variationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is estimated that around 80% of the sewage collected in cities, towns and small villages are not treated and, usually, are dumped into the closest spring (MONAGHAN et al, 2009). In the rural areas, the pollution is from a variety of origins and largely due to the runoff from agricultural areas and the return flow of irrigation, associated with the sediments, nitrogen enriched fertilizers and phosphates as well as pesticides (CASTRO;MEMDONÇA, 2004). The overland flow in livestock areas is also associated with manure, which is rich in nutrients and coliform material (FIGUEIRÊDO et al, 2006;LOPES et al, 2009).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, a dilution effect of NaNO 2 , NO 2 and NO 2 -N as well as Total Dissolved Solids (and, as a consequence, of electrical conductivity and salinity) was observed downstream of tropical rivers (Rodrigues et al, 2018). Analyzing the impacts of human activities in reforested basins, Castro and Mendonça (2004) found an improvement in the quality of in relation to the amount of nitrate and nitrite in microbasins with dense vegetation cover and in advanced regeneration phase. The same Authors also recorded higher amounts of nitrate due to agricultural practices and soil exposure by low effective protection coverage, in addition to that of fertilizers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The spring "N3" had a domestic sewage at its headwater; this fact may have contributed to the spatial variation of turbidity and color, increasing the presence of suspended solids in water and the sediment transport downstream, which interfere with light penetration through the water. Effluents pouring into streams is in fact an important factor that controls water quality parameters (Castro and Mendonça, 2004). Many different studies have shown that agricultural land uses at catchment scale is a primary predictor for water quality compounds (Smart et al, 1998;Ferrier et al, 2001;Ahearn et al, 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%