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An assessment of the risk to surface water ecosystems of groundwater P in the UK and Ireland

Holman, Ian P.; Howden, N. J. K.; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Willby, N.; Whelan, M. J.; Rivas Casado, Monica (Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam., 2010-03-15)

A good quantitative understanding of phosphorus (P) delivery is essential in the design of management strategies to prevent eutrophication of terrestrial freshwaters. Most research to date has focussed on surface and ...
Can we model observed soil carbon changes from a dense inventory? A case study over England and Wales using three version of Orchidee ecosystem model (AR5, AR5-PRIM and O-CN)

Guenet, B.; Moyano, F. E.; Vuichard, N.; Kirk, Guy J. D.; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Zaehle, Sönke; Ciais, P. (Copernicus Publications, 2013-07-12)

A widespread decrease of the top soil carbon content was observed over England and Wales during the period 1978-2003 in the National Soil Inventory (NSI), amounting to a carbon loss of 4.44 Tg yr-1 over 141 550 km2. ...
Carbon losses from all soils across England and Wales 1978−200

Bellamy, Patricia H.; Loveland, Peter J.; Bradley, R. Ian; Lark, R. Murray; Kirk, Guy J. D. (Nature Publishing Group, 2005-09-08)

Most terrestrial carbon is held in soils, more than twice as much as in vegetation or the atmosphere 1 , and changes in soil carbon content can have a large effect on the global carbon budget. The possibility that climate ...
Elasmobranch cognitive ability: using electroreceptive foraging behaviour to demonstrate learning, habituation and memory in a benthic shark

Kimber, Joel A.; Sims, David W.; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Gill, Andrew B. (Springer Science Business Media, 2014-01-31)

Top predators inhabiting a dynamic environment, such as coastal waters, should theoretically possess sufficient cognitive ability to allow successful foraging despite unpredictable sensory stimuli. The cognition-related ...
Morphological and physico-chemical properties of British aquatic habitats potentially exposed to pesticides.

Brown, Colin D.; Turner, Nigel; Hollis, John; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Biggs, Jeremy; Williams, Penny; Arnold, Dave; Pepper, Tim; Maund, Steve (Elsevier, 2006-04)

Approaches to describe the exposure of non-target aquatic organisms to agricultural pesticides can be limited by insufficient knowledge of the environmental conditions where the compounds are used. This study analysed ...
Simulating pesticides in ditches to assess ecological risk (SPIDER): I. Model description.

Renaud, Fabrice G.; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Brown, Colin D. (Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam., 2008-05-01)

Risk assessment for pesticides in the aquatic environment relies on a comparison between estimated exposure concentrations in surface water bodies and endpoints from a series of effect tests. Many field- and catchment-scale ...
Spatio-temporal variability of some metal concentrations in the soil of eastern England, and implications for soil monitoring.

Lark, R. Murray; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Rawlins, B. G. (Elsevier, 2006-08)

Previous workers have proposed the use of multivariate geostatistics for the problem of estimating temporal change in soil properties for soil monitoring, but this has yet to be evaluated. We present a case study of this ...
Validation of an intrinsic groundwater pollution vulnerability methodology using a national nitrate database.

Holman, Ian P.; Palmer, R. C.; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Hollis, J. M. (Springer Science Business Media, 2005-10-01)

The importance of groundwater for potable supply, and the many sources of anthropogenic contamination, has led to the development of intrinsic groundwater vulnerability mapping. An Analysis of Co-Variance and Analysis ...
Will European soil-monitoring networks be able to detect changes in topsoil organic carbon content?

Saby, N. P. A.; Bellamy, Patricia H.; Morvan, X.; Arrouays, D.; Jones, Robert J. A.; Verheijen, Frank G. A.; Kibblewhite, Mark G.; Verdoodt, A.; Üveges, J.; Freudenschuß, A.; Simota, C. (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2008-10-31)

Within the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, articles 3.3 and 3.4 stipulate that some voluntary activities leading to an additional carbon (C) sequestration in soils could be accounted as C sinks in ...

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