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石油对地下水的污染与治理 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:1
石油对地下水的污染与治理李宏伟(中原石油勘探局勘察设计研究院)一般人认为,石油(石油及其制品,以下均统称石油)对水环境的污染,仅仅局限于海洋及局部的地表水,因为它们是显而易见的。但是,由于石油泄漏等原因造成对地下水及低洼处地表水的污染问题,在最近几年... 相似文献
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本文从我国石油能源短缺和汽车尾气污染环境加剧的背景出发,详细分析了目前主要的各种新能源汽车的特点及在我国发展的前景,最后得出乙醇汽车应是我国发展新能源汽车的最佳选择的结论。 相似文献
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石油烃污染土壤修复研究已成为当前关注的热点与重点,但目前的修复方法存在处理成本高、修复时间长、污染物矿化不彻底等问题,本研究采用电活化过硫酸盐氧化技术修复石油烃污染土壤,通过循环伏安曲线分析验证电活化,考察了pH值、过硫酸盐浓度、水土比和电场强度对土壤中石油烃降解速率的影响。结果表明,在9000~27000 mg/kg的浓度范围内,电活化过硫酸盐氧化对石油烃的降解率为83.3%~98.7%,最佳条件为pH=7.0、过硫酸盐初始浓度为1mol/L、水土比1∶2、电场强度1.5V/cm。该方法能够实现土壤石油烃的快速高效修复,为石油烃的降解及有机污染土壤的原位快速修复提供了重要的基础理论和参考借鉴。 相似文献
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辽河三角洲土壤中石油类含量光谱分析初探 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
石油类物质对土壤的污染在油田区域内是一个普遍存在的问题。全面了解土壤中石油类物质含量是评价土壤石油污染的前提条件。对土壤石油污染评价的传统方法是在野外实地进行大量土壤采样,然后在试验室内分析石油类物质的含量。文中提出了利用少量野外土壤石油类物质样品,并结合野外光谱测量的方法对土壤中石油类物质进行分析的新方法。该方法应用于辽河三角洲,具有快速、省钱、省时、省力的特点,能对土壤中石油类物质含量进行宏观分析。满足了油田开发对土壤及环境污染评价的需要,并能为制定油田开发管理保护对策提供辅助信息。 相似文献
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概述了目前国内外石油污染土壤常用的修复技术及其研究进展,综述了物理修复、化学修复,特别是生物修复技术的优越性,并针对国内外石油污染土壤修复技术研发和实际应用过程中存在的问题,提出加强研发污染土壤综合修复技术、完善修复工程设计、加大新型功能材料的开发和应用力度、加强分子生态学技术在污染土壤修复中的应用4项建议。 相似文献
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《环境保护与循环经济》2015,(9)
<正>在我国全面深化改革、创新驱动发展的背景下,如何实现循环经济理论与油气资源型城市发展实践相结合,如何实现油气资源型城市转型发展、科学发展、又好又快发展,是当前我国油气资源型城市面临的首要任务。油气资源型城市循环经济发展至今,绩效如何?本文以四川石油产区为例,强调了调查目的,给出了调查方法,确定了调查对象,实施了调查活动,形成了汇总分析。调查发现:四川石油产区油气污染及其补偿问题是影响四川油地和谐关系的一个重要因素;四川石油 相似文献
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植物及微生物联合修复石油-重金属复合污染土壤具有很大的潜力。但重金属以不同形态存在关系到石油-重金属复合污染土壤生物修复过程中,植物、微生物的修复效率以及是否需要增加辅助工程解决重金属污染等问题,因此石油-重金属复合污染土壤修复过程中就必须考虑重金属有效态及形态的变化特征。 相似文献
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日本自1960年经济进入高度发展期,特别是以化石燃料为基础的化学工业飞速发展,与其伴随的新的化学制品也进入日常生活中。这些化学品不断地在室内挥发造成污染,又成为人们所关注的问题;另一方面自第一次石油冲击以来,以节约能源与提高生活水平相结合的高楼建筑物的密闭化,加上石油取暖器的普及等等,更进一步加深了住宅内部空气污染。 相似文献
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James W. Warner David Molden Mondher Chehata Daniel K Sunada 《Journal of the American Water Resources Association》1989,25(2):401-411
ABSTRACT: One of the most common methods of artificial recharge to the ground water is from basins. In this paper, seven analytical solutions that describe artificial recharge from basins are presented. Most of these solutions are derived by directly solving the general partial differential equation for ground water flow. The solutions differ in that they use different boundary conditions, basin shapes, and consider the nonlinearity of the artificial recharge problem differently. Use of each analytical solution is demonstrated in this paper by application to an example problem. A comparison of each analytical solution presented in this paper was made to give suggestions on their use, their ease of implementation, and their relative agreement. Although no attempt is made in the paper to conclude which analytical solution is best for all problems, some general conclusions can be stated on the applicability of the various analytical solutions. Of the analytical solutions presented in this paper, Glovers and Hantush's solutions for rectangular recharge basins are highly recommended. Baumanns solution for a circular basin also gave fairly reliable results and is very easy to evaluate numerically. 相似文献
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《Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning》2012,14(3):193-209
Discourse analysis is becoming an increasingly common approach in planning and environmental policy research. This paper asserts that the generic treatment of discourse analysis obscures distinct approaches in which ‘discourses’ can combine different elements of text, systems of thought and action. Textually oriented approaches have been more prevalent during the 1990s, but this paper explores a different approach, grounded in the theory of Michel Foucault, which broadens discourse to embrace social action. Comparing and contrasting two studies that have utilized this approach, the paper suggests that there is considerable room for variation concerning the subjects of study, the institutional scale of analyses, the methods of investigation and process of analysis. Nevertheless, this paper identifies certain core elements of a Foucauldian discourse analytic approach. The paper concludes that this emerging approach to discourse analysis promises considerable insights if applied more widely in planning and environmental research. Copyright © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Victor N. Cheo 《The Environmentalist》2011,31(3):299-307
Against a backdrop of continuous deforestation and the degradation of forest resources, this paper is an attempt to develop
auspicious criteria and indicators of forest sustainability for Cameroon, drawing from the strength and weaknesses of those
currently applicable. Using data emanating from both secondary and primary sources, this paper concludes that while the adoption
and implementation of the criteria for forest sustainability should normally lead to sustainability, it should not be taken
for granted because sustainability is not an abstract concept, but measurable. Thus, whether or not forest in Cameroon is
sustainable can only be ascertained through the effective application of the criteria and indicators delineated in this paper. 相似文献
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Heli Arminen Maija Hujala Anni Tuppura 《Journal of Environmental Planning and Management》2015,58(3):537-553
The international recovered paper trade serves two important functions: increasing raw material availability in the paper and board industry and providing economic incentives to recycle. The purpose of this paper is to shed further light on emerging patterns in this trade by empirically analysing the changes in the bilateral trade flows of recycled paper between 1992 and 2008. According to our estimations, two important changes occurred in the 1990s and 2000s. First, the growing importance of developing economies in global recycled paper trade plays a significant role in import demand as a determinant of trade flows. Second, the changes in global trade patterns necessitate investigating the transportation cost measures used in applied research. 相似文献
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Jess McLean 《The Environmentalist》2007,27(1):25-38
This paper examines Indigenous water rights in rural and remote Australia and how water justice seems to be elusive in many
of these spaces. The purpose of this literature review is to link water justice theory and practices to the way different
water cultures are valued in Australia while simultaneously critiquing the water justice movement. This paper situates the
notion of water justice as a specific kind of environmental justice to cater for the unique qualities that define this resource.
In doing so, this paper draws on Schlosberg’s (2004) conception of environmental justice with its trivalent approach that
describes the following three ‘circles of concern’: recognition of difference, plurality of participation, and finally equitable
distribution of resources and costs and benefits. This framework provides that if the first two ‘circles of concern’ are not
in existence in a natural resource management process, then inequitable distribution of that resource is a likely outcome.
This paper presents two areas where water injustices exist in the context of Indigenous rural and remote Australia. The first
relates to how Indigenous rights to water have been inadequately recognized and the second presents empirical data on water
supply and sanitation in rural and remote Indigenous communities that demonstrates ongoing dilemmas around securing this basic
human right. The undervaluing of cultural differences relating to water is argued to be antecedent to the injustice manifest
in poor water supply and sanitation provision for Indigenous rural contexts. This paper does not attempt to survey the body
of ethnographic work on society-water relations in rural and remote Indigenous Australian contexts but reviews the gaps in
current mainstream acknowledgement of Indigenous water cultures. In exploring water justice in rural and remote Indigenous
Australia, this paper offers a novel approach to a dilemma more frequently analysed solely as a health development issue. 相似文献
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Alexandros Gasparatos 《Journal of environmental management》2010,91(8):1613-1622
This paper explores the implications that arise with the selection of specific sustainability evaluation tools. Sustainability evaluation tools are conceptualized in this paper as value articulating institutions and as such their choice is a far from a trivial matter. In fact their choice can entail various ethical and practical repercussions. However, in most cases the choice of the evaluation tool is made by the analyst(s) without taking into consideration the values of the affected stakeholders. By choosing the analytical tool the analyst essentially “subscribes to” and ultimately “enforces” a particular worldview as the legitimate yardstick to evaluate the sustainability of a particular project (or policy). Instead, this paper argues that the selection of evaluation tools should be consistent with the values of the affected stakeholders. With this in mind, different sustainability evaluation tools’ assumptions are critically reviewed and a number of suggestions that could facilitate the choice of the most appropriate tool according to the context of the sustainability evaluation are provided. It is expected that conscious evaluation tool selection, following the suggestions made in this paper, will reduce the risk of providing distorted sustainability evaluations. 相似文献
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Formal and informal recovery of recyclables in Mexicali, Mexico: handling alternatives 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Sara Ojeda-Benitez Carolina Armijo-de-Vega Ma. Elizabeth Ramírez-Barreto 《Resources, Conservation and Recycling》2002,34(4)
The purpose of this paper is to review the case of a Mexican municipality in this field and highlight and identify critical gaps to be addressed. The paper seeks to explore intersectorial partnerships as a means to achieve sustainable solid waste management systems. Its point of departure is that, the highest level of service and maximum benefit is gained when a municipality sees its solid waste management mandates and handicaps clearly, uses the strengths of the other actors. The four main types of actors considered in this paper are: the municipal government, the formal private (commercial) sector, and the informal sector, which, includes individuals, small entrepreneurs, and micro-enterprises already working with discarded materials or having the potential to do so. Community based organizations (CBOs), either idealistically motivated or working for their own welfare, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), usually in pursuit of their own idealistic goals are also a part of the informal sector. 相似文献