人为污染 由于海底地下水排放在海洋牧场中的污染
Xiaoxiong Wang1, Fenfen Zhang1, Jinzhou Du1
1State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Coastal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200062, China.
Marine pollution bulletin
|October 20, 2023
概括
海底地下水排放 (SGD) 是海湾中 (As) 污染的主要,被忽视的来源. 这项研究量化了SGD衍生的,揭示了它超过了其他投入,并构成显著的生态风险.
科学领域:
- 环境科学 环境科学
- 地质化学 地质化学
- 海洋污染 海洋污染
背景情况:
- (As) 污染是全球环境和健康问题,特别是在沿海海湾生态系统.
- 海底地下水排放 (SGD) 是污染物,包括,进入海洋环境的被低估的途径.
- 人口密集的海湾地区的人类活动加剧了污染风险.
研究的目的:
- 通过海底地下水排放 (SGD) 来量化 (As) 进入海湾环境.
- 评估与其他污染源相比,SGD衍生的污染物的重要性.
- 调查影响迁移和输入的因素,如降雨和溶解碳.
主要方法:
- 在各种水体中测量 (As) 和-222 (Rn) 活性度.
- 在地下水中溶解As度的空间分析,与当地工业活动相关联.
- 应用222Rn质量平衡建模来估计SGD衍生的As流动.
主要成果:
- 在地下水中观察到溶解As度的显著空间变化,与邻近的工业相关.
- 估计SGD衍生的As流量为1310公斤Asd-1 (干季) 和5880公斤Asd-1 (潮季).
- SGD-derived As输入到海湾超过了来自河流排放,大气,污水和沉积物扩散的综合输入.
结论:
- 海底地下水排放 (SGD) 是海湾环境中污染的关键,经常被低估的来源.
- 的迁移和通过SGD的输入可能会因降雨和溶解碳而增强.
- 有效地管理沿海污染需要将SGD作为主要含量贡献者考虑在内.
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