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Salinity intrusion in Bentota river, Sri Lanka

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Sea water intrusion simply means where two dissimilar ecosystems interact, like fluvial or fresh water and marine or brackish/salt water ecosystems. Sea water intrusion will let salt water to flow in lands along with the river and through the process of infiltration; salt water will leak in to the soils and ground water sources adjacent to the river making its salinity levels are high. Therefore the cultivated paddy lands adjacent to the river are vulnerable to saline deposition and fail of paddy production which will lead to land degradation at the end. Soil degradation refers to reduction in soil quality or reduction in the ability of the soil to perform a range of productive, environmental and habitat functions.

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Dr. Ranjana UK Piyadasa (PhD-Hydrogeologie und MSc-Ingenieurgeologie in Russland) ist Dozentin an der Fakultät für Geographie der Universität Colombo, Sri Lanka. Frau Gayani Ranasinge (B.Sc. in Stadt- und Landesplanung & M.Sc. in Projektmanagement) ist Dozentin an der Abteilung für Stadt- und Landesplanung der Universität Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.

Product details

Authors T. K. D. Madurangi, Ranjana U. K. Piyadasa
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 19.09.2017
 
EAN 9783330345256
ISBN 978-3-33-034525-6
No. of pages 72
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Geosciences > Geology

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