Sediments polluted by historical emissions from anthropogenic point sources are common in
industrialized parts of the world and pose a potential threat to the function of aquatic …

Lignocellulose-bearing sediments are legacies of the previously unregulated wastewater
discharge from the pulp and paper industry, causing large quantities of toxic organic waste …

The biogeochemical cycle of trace metals is very likely affected by the global change in the
ocean, especially due to the increasing of sea surface temperature and acidity. Thus …

Fiberbanks refer to a type of fibrous sediment originated by the forestry and wood pulping
industry in Sweden. These anthropogenic sediments are significantly contaminated with …

A large amount of contaminated cellulose and wood fibers were emitted directly onto the
seabed by the pulp and paper industry before the year of 1970. This fiber-rich sediment …

In several locations along Sweden's northern Baltic coast there are deposits of contaminated
fibrous sediments that are known as fiberbanks. Historically, these anthropogenic fiberbanks …

Contaminated organic sediments of anthropogenic origin: impact on coastal environments
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The study investigates what the EU and Swedish legislation indicate about pollution, how
the polluter-pays principle is used, and how the legislation has been applied in two Swedish …