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2011

Sammendrag

SUMMARY: With new legislation regarding the waste sector we have studied changes in the average compostion of leachate from municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills from 1998 to 2002, compared to 2005 to 2010, based on standard monitoring programmes from six landfiills. As expected the concentrations of BOD and phosphorous have been reduced in the studied period, but not COD. Nitrogen and sulphur seem to have increased. As intended also Cd, Cr and Hg whereas Pb seems to have been increased. Also salt elements, such as Na and K, increased. Most organic parameters are reduced except for oil and pesticides. The treatment at the six locations seems to be as effective as expected

Sammendrag

Mined phosphorus (P) is introduced to food production from mineral fertilizers and feedstuffs, where fertilizer is the most important. Only a small part of this P ends up on our forks. The agricultural soil itself is the most important sink for mined P in Norway. An extensive surplus of manure P in livestock-dense areas is one of the factors explaining lack of efficiency in P utilization in plant production. However, on the way from the fields to the fork phosphorus is lost in many waste streams - the most important being slaughtering waste. In addition to slaughtering waste, wastewater is the dominant sink for phosphorus from society. As a seafood producer, Norway also harvests considerable amounts of P from the sea – which is an interesting alternative source of P. There are large potentials in replacing mined P with recycled P, and the poster depicts some of the future phosphorus loops looked into in Norway.

Sammendrag

En utredning av konsekvenser for botaniske forekomster og vegetasjon har blitt utført i fire delområder ved Færøya/Risholet, Herøy kommune, Nordland. Bakgrunnen er forslag om regulering av nye boligområder i kommunen. Områdenes verdi er vurdert og koblet sammen med omfanget eller inngrepsgraden av tiltaket for å vurdere konsekvensene av tiltaket.