Acidification and metal mobilization: effects of land use changes on Cd mobility

P.F. Römkens; W. de Vries

Acidification and metal mobilization: effects of land use changes on Cd mobility

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Owing to the present EU policy, arable land is converted into forest. Termination of liming will lead to a decrease in soil pH and an increase in the concentrations of soil organic matter and dissolved organic carbon. Both field measurements and modelpredictions indicate that the decrease in soil pH from near-neutral values to approximately 3 to 4 will occur within forty to sixty years after afforestation. As a result, cadmium solution concentrations will increase by a factor of two to six and leaching losses and plant uptake are expected to increase accordingly.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Acid rain research: do we have enough answers?; proceedings of a speciality conference, 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands, 10-12 October 1994. Amsterdam etc., Elsevier, 1995. Stud. environ. Sci. 64
Editors	G.J. Heij, J.W. Erisman
Pages	367-380
Publication status	Published - 1995

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Römkens, P. F., & de Vries, W. (1995). Acidification and metal mobilization: effects of land use changes on Cd mobility. In G. J. Heij, & J. W. Erisman (Eds.), Acid rain research: do we have enough answers?; proceedings of a speciality conference, 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands, 10-12 October 1994. Amsterdam etc., Elsevier, 1995. Stud. environ. Sci. 64 (pp. 367-380)

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Acidification and metal mobilization: effects of land use changes on Cd mobility. / Römkens, P.F.; de Vries, W.
Acid rain research: do we have enough answers?; proceedings of a speciality conference, 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands, 10-12 October 1994. Amsterdam etc., Elsevier, 1995. Stud. environ. Sci. 64. ed. / G.J. Heij; J.W. Erisman. 1995. p. 367-380.

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Acidification and metal mobilization: effects of land use changes on Cd mobility

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