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En flödesanalys för Kävlingeån – HEC-RAS modellering med fokus på dämmens inverkan / An analysis of the Kävlinge River flow situation – HEC-RAS modeling with focus on the effects of weirs
Kävlinge River is one of the largest, and most heavily fish-populated, watercourses in Scania. Eight dams and three active hydroelectric plants are located here, which cause environmental problems; organisms are prevented migration, reproduction and feeding being the biggest issues. Trout and eel, which depend on river accessibility and spawning areas, inhabits the river. This study […]
Wastewater treatment plants as energy-producers: Comparison of the status in India and Sweden / Avloppsreningsverk som energiproducenter: Jämförelse av status i Indien och Sverige
As the population of the world rises and economies grow, both energy and water will be needed in ever-increasing quantities. There is a delicate balance between these two resources called the energy-water (or the water-energy) nexus. One way to reduce the energy consumption associated with wastewater treatment is to use the sludge produced during the […]
Kan det finnas cyanotoxiner i dricksvatten? / Are there cyanotoxins in the drinking water?
This study aims to preliminarily evaluate changes in the risk of cyanobacterial blooms in a eutrophic lake, Lake Vombsjön, in the southern Sweden and test the role of nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen) in algae formation. Surface water such as lakes service great importance for drinking water supply, such as half of the drinking water in […]
Climate Change and Transboundary Water Management in the Tunisian Mellegue Catchment / Klimatförändring och gränsöverskridande vattenhantering i Mellegue avrinningsområde, Tunisien
Human activities and climate change affect hydrological and sedimentological characteristics within catchments. For arid and semiarid areas this induces direct negative economic and environmental consequences on society. In fact, stability in the rainfall regime and less siltation trapped in reservoirs mean more water for irrigation, water supply, and better flood control. This is especially important […]