Stoffkreisläufe in natürlichen und industriellen Prozessen

A. SEITZ and D. OERTEL explore ecological condition analysis and assessment through studies of maar lakes in the Eifel region. H. FISCHER examines the natural potential of the Middle Rhine area, its threats, and possible uses. U. SINSCH, S. KOCH, and W. SOMMERSBERG discuss secondary habitats, such as gravel pits and military training sites, as refuges for native herpetofauna. R. NAGEL and T. BRENNER provide a summary evaluation of contaminants found in fish from the Rhine and its tributaries. G. SCHÜLER addresses forest and soil damage in Rhineland-Palatinate due to acidic air pollutant deposition and potential forestry stabilization measures. R. HIERLMEIER and colleagues highlight challenges in assessing anthropogenic impacts on the vegetation of dry maar lakes in the Eifel. W. SYMADER analyzes the potential and conflicts of use regarding water management issues. W. LICHT evaluates usage conflicts in the Mainz area, offering situational assessments and solutions. D. SCHRÖDER and G. SCHULTE assess nitrate issues on alternatively managed lands in Rhineland-Palatinate. R. ALDAG discusses the significance of organic pollutants and plant treatment agents in agricultural food production. J. VOIGT presents methods for treating heavily contaminated wastewater from wineries using high-performance compact reactor systems. D. DICKERTMANN examines forms and effects of environmental levies. J.-F. DREYHAUPT focuses on identifying and avoid