Bioaccumulated toxic metals in tolerant biomonitors are indicators of metal bioavailability
and can be calibrated against metal‐specific responses in sensitive species, thus creating a …

This study was designed to assess the potential application for further research of metal
contamination in a large mid-western river that is utilized by industries and certain cities as a …

Recent reports of increasing iron (Fe) concentrations in freshwaters are of concern, given
the fundamental role of Fe in biogeochemical processes. Still, little is known about the …

One approach outlined by the US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) for derivation
of site‐specific water quality criteria for metals in natural surface waters involves the …

Acute and chronic toxicity tests were conducted to determine the effects of nickel on three
US west coast marine species: a fish (the topsmelt, Atherinops affinis), a mollusk (the red …

INCORPORATING BIOAVAILABILITY INTO CRITERIA FOR METALS Page 1 INCORPORATING
BIOAVAILABILITY INTO CRITERIA FOR METALS Herbert E. Allen1 and Colin R. Janssen2 …

Trace metal contamination of freshwater ecosystems is a problem worldwide, and insects
are typically the predominant invertebrate faunal group in these systems. Metals can shape …

Site‐specific metal standards were determined for a part of the lower Lehigh River using the
US Environmental Protection Agency's water‐effect ratio (WER) procedure. The WERs were …

We conducted field and stream microcosm experiments to assess population‐level (density,
size distribution) and community‐level (species richness metrics, multivariate analysis of …

There are so many things to like about this book; I hardly know where to start. It can serve as
an authoritative reference for anyone involved with the environmental chemistry or …