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WATER, AIR AND SOIL POLLUTION / Volume 107 Nos. 1-4 October 1998 E. BRUEGGEMANN and W. ROLLE / Changes of Some Components of Precipitation in East Germany after the Unification A. LAVOLA / Soluble Carbohydrates and Secondary Phytochemicals in Betula as Affected by SO>-Pollution P.J.A. WITHERS, H.G. MCDONALD, K.A. SMITH and C.G. CHUMBLEY / Behaviour and Impact of Cow Slurry Beneath a Storage Lagoon: 1. Groundwater Contamination 1975-1982 D.C. GOODDY, P.J.A. WITHERS, H.G. MCDONALD and P.J. CHILTON / Behaviour and Impact of Cow Slurry Beneath a Storage Lagoon: II: Chemical Composition of Chalk Porewater after 18 Years H. TAWFIK EL-ZANFALY, D.J. REASONER and E.E. GELDREICH / Bacteriological Changes Associated with Granular Activated Carbon in a Pilot Water Treatment Plant 73-80 R.O. MINES Jr. and G.D. MILTON / Bionutrient Removal with a Sequencing Batch Reactor 81-89 M.M. JORDAN, J. MATEU and A. BOIX / A Classification of Sediment Types Based on Statistical Multivariate Techniques 91-104 G. DE LA LANZA ESPINO and F.F. VERDUGO / Nutrient Fluxes in Sediment (NH} and PO, *) in N.W. Coastal Lagoon Mexico Associated with an Agroindustrial Basin 105-120 S.E. METCALFE, R.G. DERWENT, J.D. WHYATT and H. DYKE / Nitrogen Deposition and Strategies for the Control of Acidification and Eutrophication Across Great Britain 121-145 M.P. ELLESS and S.Y. LEE / Uranium Solubility of Carbonate-Rich Uranium-Contaminated Soils 147-162 R.S. KANWAR, A. KUMAR and D. BAKER / Number of Samples Required for the Esti- mation of Residual Soil Niirate-Nitrogen: a Risk Based Analysis 163-174 S.B. BRADLEY and P. CLAPHAM / Contemporary Flux of Radionuclides to Contaminated Saltmarshes in the Esk Estuary, Cumbria 175-184 S.R. PEZESHKI, A. JUGSUJINDA and R.D. DELAUNE / Responses of Selected U.S. Gulf Coast Marsh Macrophyte Species to Oiling and Commercial Cleaners 185-195 C. KROEZE and A.J.C.M. MATTHIJSSEN / Fluorocarbons and Sulfur Hexafloride (SF¢): a Methodology for National Emission Inventories and Scenarios Applied to the Netherlands 197-218 K. OHRUI and M.J. MITCHELL / Effects of Nitrogen Fertilization on Stream Chemistry of Japanese Forested Watersheds 219-235 G. BREMLE, P. LARSSON, T. HAMMAR, A. HELGEE and B. TROEDSSON / PCB in a River System During Sediment Remediation 237-250 S. KHANRA, D. MALLICK, S.N. DUTTA and S.K. CHAUDHURI / Studies on the Phase Mineralogy and Leaching Characteristics of Coal Fly Ash 251-275 B.B.M. MUHAYA, M. LEERMAKERS and W. BAEYENS / Influence of Sediment Preser- vation on Total Mercury and Methyimercury Analysis 277-288 R. SEQUEIRA and C.C. LAI/ An Analysis of the Representative Composition of Rainwater at Six Locations in Hong Kong 289-301 J. SANCHEZ, N. MARINO, M.C. VAQUERO, J. ANSORENA and |. LEGORBURU / Met- al Pollution by Old Lead-Zinc Mines in Urumea River Valley (Basque Country, Spain), Soil, Biota and Sediment 303-319 D. VEENHUYSEN, A.T. VERMEULEN, P. HOFSCHREUDER and W.C.M. VAN DEN BULK / Methane Emission of the Amsterdam Urban Area 321-333 J.W.C. WONG, C.W.Y. CHAN and K.C. CHEUNG / Nitrogen and Phosphorus Leaching from Fertilizer Applied on Golf Course: Lysimeter Study 335-345 A. RIBAS, |. FILELLA, B.S. GIMENO and J. PENUELAS / Evaluation of Tobacco Cultivars as Bioindicators and Biomonitors of Ozone Phytotoxical Levels in Catalonia 347-365 H. VEIJALAINEN / The Applicability of Peat and Needle Analysis in Heavy Metal Deposi- tion Surveys 367-391 |. M. ALATIQI, M. F. HAMODA and A.A. DADKHAH / Kinetic Analysis of Thermophilic Anaerobic Digestion of Wastewater Sludge 393-407 Y.S.G. CHAN, M.H. WONG and B.A. WHITTON / Effects of Landfill Gas on Growth and Nitrogen Fixation of Two Leguminous Trees (Acacia Confusa, Leucaena Leucocephala) 409-421 H. MARICOU, D. PEREIRA, L. VERSCHUERE, S. PHILIPS and W. VERSTRAETE / Measurements of Some Volatile Compounds by Means of the Electronic Nose 423-442 Book Reviews 443-444 Information for authors 445-449 Author Index 451-529 Water, Air, and Soil Pollution is an international, interdisciplinary journal on all aspects of pollution and solutions to pollution in the biosphere. This includes chemical, physical and biological processes affecting flora, fauna, water, air and soil in relation to environmental pollution. Because of its scope, the subject areas are diverse and include all aspects of pollution sources, transport, deposition, accumulation, acid precipitation, atmospheric pollution, metals, aquatic pollution including marine pollution and ground water, waste water, pesticides, soil pollution, sewage, sediment pollution, forestry pollution, effects of pollutants on humans, vegetation, fish, aquatic species, micro-organisms, animals, ecological implications of pollution and pollution models. 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