ResearchSpace
→
Browsing by Author

Browsing by Author "Madlala, Tebogo E"

Now showing items 1-4 of 4

Application of multi-method approach to assess groundwater–surface water interactions, for catchment management

Author: Madlala, Tebogo E ; Kanyerere, T ; Oberholster, Paul J ; Xu, Y Date: Jun 2018 Globally, the dependence of river systems to delayed discharge of subsurface water to augment flows during dry seasons is well documented. Discharge of fresh subsurface water can dilute concentrated river flow quality during reduced flow. ... Read more
An eutrophication index for lowland sandy rivers in Mediterranean coastal climatic regions of Southern Africa

Author: Oberholster, Paul J ; Madlala, Tebogo E ; Blettler, MCM ; Amsler, ML ; Eberle, EG ; Botha, A Date: Mar 2018 The eutrophication of waterways has become an endemic global problem. Nutrient enrichment from agriculture activities and waste water treatment plants are major drivers, but it remains unclear how lowland sandy rivers respond to eutrophication. ... Read more
Habitat characteristics, hydrology and anthropogenic pollution as important factors for distribution of biota in the middle Parana River, Argentina

Author: Blettler, MCM ; Oberholster, Paul J ; Madlala, Tebogo E ; Eberle, EG ; Amsler, ML ; De Klerk, Arno R ; Truter, JC ; Marchese, MR ; Latosinski, FG ; Szupiany, R Date: Aug 2018 The regulation of anthropogenic pollution inputs into large rivers is an important aspect of ecological resilience of aquatic systems and river pollution management. The current study examined the relationship between contamination loads, ... Read more
Microbial community diversity as a potential bioindicator of AMD and steel plant effluent in a channelled valley bottom wetland

Author: Staebe, K ; Botes, M ; Madlala, Tebogo E ; Oberholster, Paul J ; Cloete, TE Date: Dec 2018 Freshwater resources in semi-arid countries are under constant threat from pollution. One of the major pollutants is acid mine drainage (AMD), which not only lowers the pH of the water, but contains high sulphuric acid and high metal ... Read more

Now showing items 1-4 of 4

Browse

All of ResearchSpace

Quick Links

Legislation and compliance

General Enquiries

Tel: + 27 12 841 2911
Email: callcentre@csir.co.za

Physical Address
Meiring Naudé Road
Brummeria
Pretoria
South Africa

Postal Address
PO Box 395
Pretoria 0001
South Africa

Social Connect

Resources on this site are free to download and reuse according to associated licensing provision. Please read the terms and conditions of usage of each resource.

Browsing by Author "Madlala, Tebogo E"

Browsing by Author "Madlala, Tebogo E"

Browse

All of ResearchSpace

Quick Links

Legislation and compliance

General Enquiries

Social Connect