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Vol. 36 No. 5, October 2010
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Vol. 36 No. 5, October 2010

18 articles

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  1. Soil as indicator of hillslope hydrological behaviour in the Weatherley Catchment, Eastern Cape, South Africa

    Van Tol JJ, Le Roux PAL, Hensley M, Lorentz SA

    View PDF — Soil as indicator of hillslope hydrological behaviour in the Weatherley Catchment, Eastern Cape, South Africa Download — Soil as indicator of hillslope hydrological behaviour in the Weatherley Catchment, Eastern Cape, South Africa

  2. Soil-water relationships in the Weatherley catchment, South Africa

    Van Huyssteen CW, Zere TB, Hensley M

    View PDF — Soil-water relationships in the Weatherley catchment, South Africa Download — Soil-water relationships in the Weatherley catchment, South Africa

  3. Investigation of potential water quality and quantity impacts associated with mining of the shallow Waterberg coal reserves, west of the Daarby Fault, Limpopo Province, South Africa

    Bester M, Vermeulen PD

    View PDF — Investigation of potential water quality and quantity impacts associated with mining of the shallow Waterberg coal reserves, west of the Daarby Fault, Limpopo Province, South Africa Download — Investigation of potential water quality and quantity impacts associated with mining of the shallow Waterberg coal reserves, west of the Daarby Fault, Limpopo Province, South Africa

  4. Comparative assessment of widespread irrigation with low quality mine-water in undisturbed and rehabilitated mine-lands in the upper Olifants using the ACRU2000 model

    Idowu OA, Lorentz SA, Annandale JG, Aken M, McCartney MP, Thornton-Dibb SLC, Westhuizen A

    View PDF — Comparative assessment of widespread irrigation with low quality mine-water in undisturbed and rehabilitated mine-lands in the upper Olifants using the ACRU2000 model Download — Comparative assessment of widespread irrigation with low quality mine-water in undisturbed and rehabilitated mine-lands in the upper Olifants using the ACRU2000 model

  5. Estimating the recreational value of freshwater inflows into the Klein and Kwelera estuaries: An application of the zonal travel cost method

    du Preez M, Hosking S

    View PDF — Estimating the recreational value of freshwater inflows into the Klein and Kwelera estuaries: An application of the zonal travel cost method Download — Estimating the recreational value of freshwater inflows into the Klein and Kwelera estuaries: An application of the zonal travel cost method

  6. Multi-criteria decision making for water resource management: A case study of the Gediz River Basin, Turkey

    Yilmaz B, Harmancioglu NB

    View PDF — Multi-criteria decision making for water resource management: A case study of the Gediz River Basin, Turkey Download — Multi-criteria decision making for water resource management: A case study of the Gediz River Basin, Turkey

  7. Non-statutory barriers and incentives to stakeholder participation in reducing water pollution: A South African case study

    Neysmith J, Dent M

    View PDF — Non-statutory barriers and incentives to stakeholder participation in reducing water pollution: A South African case study Download — Non-statutory barriers and incentives to stakeholder participation in reducing water pollution: A South African case study

  8. Assessing users’ experience of shared sanitation facilities: A case study of community ablution blocks in Durban, South Africa

    Roma E, Buckley C, Jefferson B, Jeffrey P

    View PDF — Assessing users’ experience of shared sanitation facilities: A case study of community ablution blocks in Durban, South Africa Download — Assessing users’ experience of shared sanitation facilities: A case study of community ablution blocks in Durban, South Africa

  9. How much water is enough? Domestic metered water consumption and free basic water volumes: The case of Eastwood, Pietermaritzburg

    Smith JA

    View PDF — How much water is enough? Domestic metered water consumption and free basic water volumes: The case of Eastwood, Pietermaritzburg Download — How much water is enough? Domestic metered water consumption and free basic water volumes: The case of Eastwood, Pietermaritzburg

  10. Abundance of pathogenic bacteria and viral indicators in chlorinated effluents produced by four wastewater treatment plants in the Gauteng Province, South Africa

    Dungeni M, van der Merwe RR, Momba MNB

    View PDF — Abundance of pathogenic bacteria and viral indicators in chlorinated effluents produced by four wastewater treatment plants in the Gauteng Province, South Africa Download — Abundance of pathogenic bacteria and viral indicators in chlorinated effluents produced by four wastewater treatment plants in the Gauteng Province, South Africa

  11. A survey of Vibrio cholerae O1 and O139 in estuarine waters and sediments of Beira, Mozambique

    du Preez M, van der Merwe MR, Cumbana A, le Roux W

    View PDF — A survey of Vibrio cholerae O1 and O139 in estuarine waters and sediments of Beira, Mozambique Download — A survey of Vibrio cholerae O1 and O139 in estuarine waters and sediments of Beira, Mozambique

  12. Bioaccumulation of non-essential trace metals in tissues and organs of Clarias gariepinus (sharptooth catfish) from the Vaal River system – strontium, aluminium, lead and nickel

    Crafford D, Avenant-Oldewage A

    View PDF — Bioaccumulation of non-essential trace metals in tissues and organs of Clarias gariepinus (sharptooth catfish) from the Vaal River system – strontium, aluminium, lead and nickel Download — Bioaccumulation of non-essential trace metals in tissues and organs of Clarias gariepinus (sharptooth catfish) from the Vaal River system – strontium, aluminium, lead and nickel

  13. The defouling of membranes using polymer beads containing magnetic micro particles

    McLachlan D

    View PDF — The defouling of membranes using polymer beads containing magnetic micro particles Download — The defouling of membranes using polymer beads containing magnetic micro particles

  14. Sonochemical degradation of the antibiotic cephalexin in aqueous solution

    Guo W, Wang H, Shi Y, Zhang G

    View PDF — Sonochemical degradation of the antibiotic cephalexin in aqueous solution Download — Sonochemical degradation of the antibiotic cephalexin in aqueous solution

  15. Functionalised natural zeolite and its potential for treating drinking water containing excess amount of nitrate

    Onyango MS, Masukume M, Aoyi O, Otieno FAO

    View PDF — Functionalised natural zeolite and its potential for treating drinking water containing excess amount of nitrate Download — Functionalised natural zeolite and its potential for treating drinking water containing excess amount of nitrate

  16. REVIEW: The fundamental mechanism of aqueous contaminant removal by metallic iron

    Noubactep C

    View PDF — REVIEW: The fundamental mechanism of aqueous contaminant removal by metallic iron Download — REVIEW: The fundamental mechanism of aqueous contaminant removal by metallic iron

  17. REVIEW: Endocrine disrupting chemicals (phenol and phthalates) in the South African environment: A need for more monitoring

    Olujimi OO, Fatoki OS, Odendaal JP, Okonkwo JO

    View PDF — REVIEW: Endocrine disrupting chemicals (phenol and phthalates) in the South African environment: A need for more monitoring Download — REVIEW: Endocrine disrupting chemicals (phenol and phthalates) in the South African environment: A need for more monitoring

  18. COMMENT ON: Winde (2010) Uranium pollution of the Wonderfonteinspruit, 1997-2008 (Water SA 36 (3) 239-278)

    Wendel G

    View PDF — COMMENT ON: Winde (2010) Uranium pollution of the Wonderfonteinspruit, 1997-2008 (Water SA 36 (3) 239-278) Download — COMMENT ON: Winde (2010) Uranium pollution of the Wonderfonteinspruit, 1997-2008 (Water SA 36 (3) 239-278)
 
 

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