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The Hydrosphere and Lithosphere

1999
Transfer of PCBs as well as other persistent hydrophobic chemicals among environmental compartments is a continuous process. Biotic transfers transcend all major media. Atmospheric transfers of PCBs among aquatic, terrestrial and biotic reservoirs were introduced in Chapter 4. Thus, atmospheric transport is also important for this chapter.
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Mining the hydrosphere

Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 1994
Abstract Rapid technological progress over the past two decades has significantly lowered the cost of water desalination and has spurred an impressive growth of this industry. About half of the desalination capacity uses seawater, the other half uses continental brackish water.
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Life in the Hydrosphere

1998
The vital phenomena of the hydrosphere have remained unchanged in many respects since the Archean. Moreover, these phenomena have occurred only in certain regions of the hydrosphere during this entire period, despite the variability of life and changes in the oceans, and must be regarded as stable characteristics both of the biosphere and of the entire
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First Measurements on Triple Oxygen Isotopes of Dissolved Inorganic Phosphate in the Hydrosphere

Environmental Science & Technology, 2023
Masanori Itô   +2 more
exaly  

Perspectives on the Hydrosphere

1987
Perhaps the single most important fact regarding hydrology in general, and of geographical interest in the hydrosphere in particular, is the rapidity of its growth and the variegation of its blossoming in recent years. In 1963, the Journal of Hydrology was 22mm thick, in 1983 it was 126mm.
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The Hydrosphere

1980
Westall, J., Stumm, W.
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The hydrosphere

1992
I. D. White   +2 more
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