The Zoological Biodiversity of Fly Ash Discharge Water - Shrivastava, Shikha;Shrivastava, Lekhika
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Fly ash is a by-product from coal based power plants and steel industries. These are dumped around in open spaces and create a hazard for the environment. The biological specimens habituating in these dumps were first time reported by the authors. In this study the authors have studied the macro and micro fauna habituating in the fly ash discharge water. Characterized by changing temperature, amount of fly ash and its fluctuations in different seasons. This study is again done and reported by the authors for the first time. This study focuses on the microorganisms who adjust themselves to…mehr

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Fly ash is a by-product from coal based power plants and steel industries. These are dumped around in open spaces and create a hazard for the environment. The biological specimens habituating in these dumps were first time reported by the authors. In this study the authors have studied the macro and micro fauna habituating in the fly ash discharge water. Characterized by changing temperature, amount of fly ash and its fluctuations in different seasons. This study is again done and reported by the authors for the first time. This study focuses on the microorganisms who adjust themselves to various ranging temperatures, adjusting to the irregular and uneven flow of water.in central part of India. The bio-habitat in focus is entirely man-made with minimum anthropogenic activities in the water. This work will enhance the knowledge of students and researchers interested in extraordinary aquatic habitat.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Shikha Shrivastava is an Indian professor - researcher.Awarded doctorate in 1997. Fly ash is the major field of her research related to environmental studies.She has been conferred various awards.Shikha Shrivatsva and Lekhika Shrivastava have worked on different aspects of fly ash and published numerous research papers together.