养鸭场对环境影响的调查与评价

介绍了应用卫生学现场观察测量等方法，对滇池周边养鸭场周围大气及纳污水体滇池进行调查监测，并根据监测结果，对养鸭场周边受污染的空气环境质量和滇池水质进行环境健康评价，表明养鸭场对周边大气和水体的污染程度的范围，并提出相应的控制养鸭场污染的对策措施。     

养鸭场对环境影响的调查与评价

介绍了应用卫生学现场观察测量等方法,对滇池周边养鸭场周围大气及纳污水体滇池进行调查监测,并根据监测结果,对养鸭场周边受污染的空气环境质量和滇池水质进行环境健康评价,表明养鸭场对周边大气和水体的污染程度的范围,并提出相应的控制养鸭场污染的对策措施。     

渭河流域生态环境对野鸭数量分布的影响

环境是动物生存的基础，人类的活动对环境所造成的影响，直接导致动物种群数量的变动。通过渭河咸阳段气候、水质、水域面积、植物等环境因素的改变对野鸭数量分布影响的调查，表明环境的恶化导致了动物的生存受到威胁，数量减少，分布区域缩小。随着环境保护意识的增强，渭河流域的水土流失，水质污染、退耕还草等环境问题逐渐得到解决，动物的生活环境不断得到改善，其种群数量、分布范围随之增加。     

东部沿海典型城市食用鱼和鸭中二恶英的评价

通过对青岛海鱼和上海崇明岛淡水鱼、鸭样品中二英(PCDD/Fs)质量分数(以脂肪计)的分析测定,并根据每日摄入量可能带来的健康风险进行了初步探讨. 青岛海鱼和崇明岛淡水鱼中w(2,3,7,8-PCDD/Fs)的平均值分别为54.5 和33.2 pg/g. 崇明岛鸭肉中w(2,3,7,8-PCDD/Fs)平均值为12.6 pg/g. 与国内外相比,w(2,3,7,8-PCDD/Fs)较低. PCDD/Fs的毒性当量浓度(WHO-TEQ)平均值为7.04 pg/g. 通过每日摄入量估计,两地人群的PCDD/Fs每日摄入量不会对人体健康产生严重的负面影响.      

传统北京烤鸭烤制过程中大气污染物的排放特征

烤鸭是具有北京特色的传统美食之一,制作过程采用果木炭火烤制方式,与其它食物烹饪过程存在明显的差异,国内还未对这类餐饮源的排放特征进行过系统研究,为掌握这类餐饮源排放特征,从而为污染控制提供技术依据,选取北京市具有代表性的烤鸭店,研究了其烤鸭烤制过程中大气污染物的排放特征.结果表明,传统烤鸭烤制过程中排放的油烟、颗粒物、挥发性有机物(VOCs)和醛酮类化合物的基准排放浓度分别为(0.74±0.45)、(15.32±7.93)、(7.60±3.41)和(1.22±0.59)mg·m~(-3);颗粒物排放浓度要远高于油烟排放浓度,VOCs组分构成相对复杂,既包括烷烃、烯烃、芳香烃等VOCs也包括醛酮类、醇类、酯类等含氧VOCs和卤代烃,其中3-甲基呋喃、乙醇和乙酸甲酯的浓度最高;醛酮类化合物的主要组分有乙醛、甲醛和丙烯醛等,其中C1~C3物质占72.27%.     

金铜矿下游农户家养番鸭体内重金属分布特征及其评价

为研究采矿活动及其污染事故对家禽养殖的影响,分别采集了金铜矿下游两岸不同村庄农户家养番鸭10只,分析了鸭肉、鸭肝和鸭血样品中Cu、Hg和As的含量,并对番鸭体内重金属的健康安全进行了评价.结果表明,在相同组织中,Cu含量较Hg和As高.在不同组织中,鸭肝样品中Cu含量最高,平均值为17.20 mg.kg-1,而Hg和As在3个组织间含量无明显差异.金铜矿下游两岸不同村庄农户番鸭样品体内3个组织中Cu、Hg和As的含量均未显示出明显的空间分布规律,表明污染事故及正常的采矿活动未对下游两岸村庄农户家养番鸭样品构成明显影响.所研究番鸭体内3个组织中的Cu、Hg和As的含量都处于正常值范围,且番鸭健康状况未表现出异常.但参照国家食品卫生标准评价结果显示,鸭肝样品中Cu超标率达到100%,最高超标1.74倍,部分鸭肉、鸭血与鸭肝样品中Hg含量也达到较高水平.     

基于生命周期的循环农业系统评价

针对"循环经济系统是低碳经济的实现途径之一"的观点,在国内外研究的基础上,改进LCA模型,以湖南某典型的循环鸭业产业进行实证研究.整个鸭产业生命周期中耗用的不可再生资源、土地、水资源分别为48.629MJ、2.36m2和1321.41kg,潜在的温室气体、环境酸化、富营养化、人体毒性、水体毒性、土壤毒性分别为11543.26g(CO2eq)、52.36g(SO2eq)、25.83g(PO4eq)、1.26、60.74、24.65g(1,4-DCBeq),加权评估后,富营养化、水体毒性、土壤毒性潜在威胁均高于温室气体.结果表明,建立在传统生产模式上的循环农业适宜"适度循环";循环农业不能盲目追求低碳发展,在降低碳排放的同时还须考虑土壤和生物固碳,才能全面评价碳排放问题;循环经济和循环农业在评估碳排放的同时,还需对环境酸化、富营养化、生态毒性等其他生态指标进行评估,建立系统评价体系;LCA能够较好地对循环农业进行整体评价,值得进一步研究.     

Performance of a water hyacinth （Eichhornia crassipes） system in the treatment of wastewater from a duck farm and the effects of using water hyacinth as duck feed

Nowadays, intensive breeding of poultry and livestock of large scale has made the treatment of its waste and wastewater an urgent environmental issue, which motivated this study. A wetland of 688 m2 was constructed on an egg duck farm, and water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) was chosen as an aquatic plant for the wetland and used as food for duck production. The objectives of this study were to test the role of water hyacinth in purifying nutrient-rich wastewater and its effects on the ducks’ feed intake, egg laying performance and egg quality. This paper shows that the constructed wetland removed as much as 64.44% of chemical oxygen demand (COD), 21.78% of total nitrogen (TN) and 23.02% of total phosphorus (TP). Both dissolved oxygen (DO) and the transparency of the wastewater were remarkably improved, with its transparency 2.5 times higher than that of the untreated wastewater. After the ducks were fed with water hyacinth, the average daily feed intake and the egg-laying ratio in the test group were 5.86% and 9.79% higher, respectively, than in the control group; the di erences were both significant at the 0.01 probability level. The egg weight in the test group was 2.36% higher than in the control group (P < 0.05), but the feed conversion ratios were almost the same. The eggshell thickness and strength were among the egg qualities significantly increased in ducks fed with water hyacinth.We concluded that a water hyacinth system was e ective for purifying wastewater from an intensive duck farm during the water hyacinth growing season, as harvested water hyacinth had an excellent performance as duck feed. We also discussed the limitations of the experiment.     

Aerial Monitoring of Marine Waterfowl in the Alaskan Beaufort Sea

The purpose of this study was to design and test a monitoring protocol for marine waterfowl in the central Alaskan Beaufort Sea. The study provides an important case-study of how a long-term monitoring program may be affected by unanticipated human disturbances.Because of its overwhelming and widespread abundance, relatively sedentary behavior, ease in counting, and the extensive historical database, the long-tailed duck (Clangula hyemalis) was selected as the focal species. Two null hypotheses were formulated concerning potential changes in the numbers and distribution of long-tailed ducks in relation to disturbance in an industrial study area, compared to a reference study area located about 50 km to the east.A 9-year historical database (1977–1984, 1989) of long-tailed duck densities and other important data recorded during systematic aerial surveys was analyzed retrospectively using multiple regression techniques. The retrospective analyses determined which of several predictor variables recorded were significantly related to long-tailed duck density. Separate analyses were conducted for two periods: (1) the overall period when long-tailed ducks were present in the lagoon study areas, and (2) the shorter adult male molt period. The results of the two analyses indicated that 57% and 68%, respectively, of the total variation in long-tailed duck density during the two periods could be explained by variables recorded during the surveys. Predictor variables representing habitat, day of the year, time of day, amount of ice, and wave height recorded on-transect during surveys were most closely associated with long-tailed duck density. Measurement error during the surveys, and influences outside the study area such as nesting success in tundra habitats and mortality during migration and in over-wintering areas likely also had strong influences on the results, but these factors were not measurable in our study.Based on results of the retrospective analyses, a long-term monitoring protocol consisting of a program of systematic aerial surveys and an analyses of variance and covariance (ANOVA and ANCOVA) statistical procedure was designed and initially tested in 1990 and 1991. This 2-year testing phase resulted in several revisions to the monitoring protocol. Refinements were made to the original sampling procedures, to the survey schedule, and to the recommended statistical analysis procedures. Results of the ANOVA and ANCOVA indicated that there was no evidence of a change in long-tailed duck densities that could be attributable to disturbance (from any source) in the industrial study area relative to a reference area with no industrial development. Other analyses indicated that the sampling and analysis procedures would be adequate to detect long-term trends in long-tailed duck density and localized disturbance effects, but that the monitoring program should be continued well beyond two years to detect statistically significant changes. As a result, additional aerial surveys of both study areas were conducted again during 1999–2001.Results of the revised ANOVA and ANCOVA of the 1990–1991 and 1999–2001 survey data indicated that the density of long-tailed ducks had significantly declined in coastal lagoons along the central Alaskan Beaufort Sea coast during the study period. In addition, disturbances throughout the barrier island-lagoon systems used by these ducks, including both the industrial and the reference study areas, had significantly increased over the same period. However, because unanticipated disturbances from a variety of anthropogenic sources, and not just industry sources, increased in both study areas, the reference study area was not an effective statistical control. As a result, the decline in long-tailed duck density in both study areas was not attributable to industry-related activities. Although the monitoring protocol described here is an effective method to detect statistically significant changes in long-tailed duck distribution and abundance in the nearshore Alaskan Beaufort Sea, many more years of sampling would be necessary to attribute observed changes to industry-related disturbances.     

丁酸钠对肉鸭生长及粪便中污染物减排效果的影响

在樱桃谷肉鸭的基础日粮中添加丁酸钠,研究了丁酸钠对肉鸭生产性能及粪便中污染物含量和排放量的影响.结果表明,添加350、700和1 050 mg·kg-1丁酸钠处理(试验组2、3、4)料重比较对照(试验组1)均显著降低,分别降低4.95%、6.71%和4.59%(P＜0.05),0～3周试验组3和4肉鸭日增质量较对照提高9.16%和9.47%(P＜0.05);添加丁酸钠可显著降低鸭粪中TN、TP、氨氮、有机质、Cu和Zn含量(P＜0.05),试验组3对TN、TP、氨氮和Zn的降低效果最好,分别较对照组减少6.15%、17.36%、59.98%和18.96%;不同水平丁酸钠处理鸭粪中污染物排放量均较对照显著降低(P＜0.05),试验组3对污染物TN、TP、氨氮、有机质和Zn的减排效果最好,而试验组4对Cu的减排效果最佳.在肉鸭饲料中添加700 mg·kg-1丁酸钠可获得最佳的生产性能和减排效果.