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The Sanitary Quality of Water and Sandy Sediments of Selected Streams and the Coastal Area of Gdańsk Bay
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The Sanitary Quality of Water and Sandy Sediments of Selected Streams and the Coastal Area of Gdańsk Bay
K. Jankowska, K. Olańczuk-Neyman, A. Sokołowska, M. Skucha, A. Misiec
Department of Water and Waste-water Technology,
Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Gdansk University of Technology, G. Narutowicza 11/12, 80-952 Gdańsk, Poland
Pol. J. Environ. Stud. 2005;14(6):753–759
stream and costal water
This paper presents results of bacteriological investigations concerning coastal seawater and sandy sediments in the Three-city region at the outlet of four streams: Kacza (KaS), Swelina (SwS), Grodowy (GS) and Kamienny (KmS). The numbers of facultative psychrophilic bacteria, mesophilic bacteria and indicator bacteria (coliforms, fecal coliforms, fecal enterococci) were determined. It was found that all streams are carrying fecal bacteriological pollution of human and animal origin which contributes to poor quality of coastal seawater and sandy sediments. The lowest sanitary quality was KaS water, where the number of all indicator bacteria, as a rule, exceeded admissible levels. In sandy sediments of the estuaries of all four streams the average number of indicator bacteria was about one order of magnitude higher than in water. Enterococcus was the bacterial indicator that exceeded single water or sediment sample standards most often.
The Sensitivity of Bacteria to Heavy Metals in the Presence of Mineral Ship Motor Oil in Coastal Marine Sediments and Waters
The evaluation of the degree of pollution and sanitary-bacteriological state of surface water in Wigry Lake, North-East Poland. Part III. Waters of Hanczanska Bay and the areas adjoing Wigry Lake
Evaluation of Pollution and the Sanitary-Bacteriological State of Lake Wigry, Poland
Part II. Near-shore Waters of Lake Wigry
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