Title: River Camel EC Dangerous Substance Directive failure 1993
Author: Peter Long
Document Type: Monograph
Annotation: EA additional title info: environmental department Cornwall area - final draft report
Abstract:
The River Camel at R25B019 failed the EC Dangerous Substance Standards for total Zinc and dissolved Copper in 1993. Total Zinc concentrations increased by 4.0 microg/l between WSTW1517FE and R25B019, causing exceedence of the 8.0 microg/1 standard at R25B019. The St. Lawrence Stream was estimated to have contributed to 50% of this increase (calculated from theoretical flows). Dissolved Copper concentrations increased by 0.4 microg/1 between WSTW1517FE and R25B019, causing exceedence of the 1.0 microg/l standard at R25B019. The St. Lawrence Stream being estimated to have contributed to 100% of this increase (again calculated from theoretical flows). The objective of this report was to identify all significant sources of Zinc and Copper contamination in the St. Lawrence Stream sub-catchment, and the River Camel downstream of WSTW 1517 A; with a view to determining the cause of the failure at R25B0019, the downstream site for Bodmin (Nanstallon) STW discharge.
Publisher: National Rivers Authority
Publication Date: 1995
Publication Place: Exeter
Subject Keywords: Rivers; Dangerous substances; Directives (European Union); Compliance; Zinc; Copper
Geographic Keywords: EA South West; Camel (Cornwall); North Cornwall, Seaton, Looe and Fowey catchment
Extent: n.p. [12]
Permalink: http://www.environmentdata.org/archive/ealit:2655
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