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Water, the magic potion of life, without which no living being can survive deserves the best conservation humankind can give it. But what should we do as the first step to safeguard it? Water quality assessment is the answer.

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Water Quality . What is quality water? . Is it suitable for a particular use? Ecosystem Drinking Recreation Agriculture based upon its selected P hysical, C hemical, and B iological properties. Ecosystem health. Biological: flora and fauna species Benthos macroinvertebrates

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What is quality water? • Is it suitable for a particular use? • Ecosystem • Drinking • Recreation • Agriculture • based upon its selected • Physical, • Chemical, and • Biological properties

Ecosystem health • Biological: flora and fauna species • Benthos macroinvertebrates • Bottom dwellers lacking a backbone, i.e. Worms, larvae, clams, snails, water striders

Range of Tolerance

Chp 18 .1 • When was the Clean Water Act signed into law? • What was a goal of the Clean Water Act? • List one area of water pollution that has gotten worse in the past 40 years. • Give an example of point source and non-point source water pollution. • List a waterborne disease. • What does BOD test for? • What can lower the DO of a body of water? • How can oxygen be added to water? • What is the term to describe a body of water that has low biological productivity? • What is cultural eutrophication? • Describe an ecological harm caused by cultural eutrophication.

Oxygen demanding wastes • Example: Organic matter • Source: sewage, lawn clippings. As O2 dissolves in H2O , energy is released O2 + 80% Saturation > 100% saturation + heat. If the system is heated, H2O will not dissolve Cool the water , then O2 dissolves. A lake becomes stratified in the summer . Prevents mixing of nutrients and oxygen Oxygen is required to convert stored energy in organic matter to ATP (cellular respiration). During the summer, where could the water become anoxic? Why? Why are there large algae blooms in the fall?

Nutrient enrichment • Example: N & P • Source: Ag. & Urban fertilizers, sewage, manure • Eutrophication: Things change. • Dead Zones • Excess Nitrogen in drinking water: methemoglobinemia

Infectious agents: Pathogens • Bacteria: Cholera: watery diarrhea that can kill in hours. • 3-5 million affected, 100,000 deaths • Virus: Polio: paralyzes muscles, enters through mouth • 99% reduction since 1988. Only four countries are endemic for it. • Protist: Giardiasis : severe diarrhea • Coliform testing: Guilt by association

Chemicals: Organic • Organic: C-C bonds, C-H bonds • Example : Fossil fuels, detergents, pharmaceuticals • DDT: Silent Spring • Miracle chemical: killed lice in WWII • Later used to kill mosquitoes • Bio-accumulated in tissues • Biomagnified through food chain

Chemicals Inorganic materials • Metals: mercury, lead, cadmium • Weathered from rocks into the water. • Coal releases mercury into the atmosphere, which then diffuses on to the water. • Shark, Tilefish, Mackerel, Kingfish, Swordfish • Mercury: causes neurological impairments. • Pregnant women should eat 1 can light tuna/ 3 days • Non-metalic:Road salt, arsenic • Acids: H2SO4

Other pollutants • Sediments • Thermal • Radiation

Clean Water Act • 1948 30% of Americans had access to municipal sewage treatment that may have only removed chunks • NPDES : 10% of pollution comes from industrial point source • 91% rivers, 88% lakes are fishable and swimmable • Navigable waters no longer include some tributaries.

Clean Water Act Sediments, nutrients & pathogens pose problems Non-point sources account for 75% of water pollution

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“The meeting and following discussion highlighted the importance of drawing upon local expertise for conservation goals and using community science for data collection,” DePaolis said. “While there are robust monitoring systems in place for red tide and other harmful algal blooms, there remain opportunities for observational data to be collected by fishers, boaters, and other community scientists who are frequently in our coastal environments. These firsthand experiences are important to fill the gaps in our observational capacity.”

The SIFC and SCCF discussed future engagement to gain a greater understanding of the health of our local ecosystems through an observing network that all stakeholders could access and contribute to.

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