Abstract The Australian and New Zealand water quality guidelines aim to supplement and
modify existing criteria, which are mostly based on Northern Hemisphere toxicity data, with …

Copper (Cu) is a contaminant of potential concern for a uranium mine whose receiving
waters are in the World Heritage–listed Kakadu National Park in northern Australia. The …

The specific objectives of this study were to: review available data on the toxicity of metals to
aquatic biota in tropical Australia; identify metals considered to be priority toxicants to …

Six tropical freshwater species were used to assess the toxicity of mine waters from a
uranium mine adjacent to a World Heritage area in northern Australia. Key contaminants of …

Copper (Cu) and uranium (U) are of potential ecotoxicological concern to tropical freshwater
organisms in northern Australia as a result of mining activity. No local data on the toxicity of …

Copper (Cu) and uranium (U) are of potential ecotoxicological concern to tropical freshwater
biota in northern Australia, as a result of mining activities. Few data are available on the …

Copper (Cu) and uranium (U) are of potential ecotoxicological concern to tropical Australian
freshwater biota as a result of mining impacts. No local data on the toxicity of these metals to …

Although significant progress has been made in understanding how environmental factors
modify the speciation, bioavailability and toxicity of metals such as copper in aquatic …

Efforts to incorporate bioavailability adjustments into regulatory water quality criteria in the
United States have included four major procedures: hardness‐based single‐linear …

The decommissioned Mount Todd gold mine, located in the wet–dry tropics of northern
Australia, consists of a large waste water inventory and an acid rock drainage problem …