ArticleEnvironmental management2011
Recovery of fish communities in a warm water stream following pollution abatement.
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- Importance of data management in a long-term biological monitoring program.Environmental management · 2011Article
- Introduction to the biological monitoring and abatement program.Environmental management · 2011Article
- Long-term water-quality changes in East Fork Poplar Creek, Tennessee: background, trends, and potential biological consequences.Environmental management · 2011Article
- Twenty-five years of ecological recovery of East Fork Poplar Creek: review of environmental problems and remedial actions.Environmental management · 2011Review
- Monitoring fish contaminant responses to abatement actions: factors that affect recovery.Environmental management · 2011Article
- Role of a comprehensive toxicity assessment and monitoring program in the management and ecological recovery of a wastewater receiving stream.Environmental management · 2011Article
- Long-term biological monitoring of an impaired stream: synthesis and environmental management implications.Environmental management · 2011Article
- Application of biochemical and physiological indicators for assessing recovery of fish populations in a disturbed stream.Environmental management · 2011Article
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Abstract
The long-term recovery process for fish communities in a warm water stream in East Tennessee was studied using quantitative measurements over 20 years. The stream receives effluents from a U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) facility, but since 1985 these effluents have been greatly reduced, eliminated, or diluted as part of a substantial long-term pollution abatement program. The resulting changes in water quantity and quality led to a recovery of the fish communities, evidenced by significant changes in species richness, abundance (density and biomass), and community composition (e.g., number of fish species sensitive to stress). The fish community changes occurred over a spatial gradient (downstream from the headwater release zone nearest the DOE facility) and temporally, at multiple sampling locations in the stream. Changes in measured parameters were associated with specific remedial actions and the intervening steps within the recovery process are discussed with regard to changes in treatment processes.
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