Corporate AuthorMeagher & Le Provost; Fremantle Port Authority; Department of Housing and ConstructionDescriptionEutrophication is generally regarded as a form of pollution resulting from over enrichment of water by nutrients derived from waste products of a range of human acivities. This reports documents the results of an investigation designed to monitor the occurrence of eutrophication in Cockburn Sound during the summer of 1974-75. The major objectives of the programme were to quantify and describe the occurrence of algal blooms on a monthly sampling basis during the period November 1974 to April 1975, to relate, if possible the observed characteristics of eutrophication to the pattern of water circulation in the Sound, to evaluate and roughly quantify the amount of nutrient input to the SoundImprintFremantle, W.A. Fremantle Port Authority 1975Collation33, 59 + 1 folded chart ill., photographs (some col.), maps 30 cm.LanguageEnglishDate Published1975NotesSpiral binding; Bibliography: p. 33; "This report was jointly financed by the Fremantle Port Authority, Australian Government, Department of housing and construction" - inside coverDewey Class574.5 MEAPublication FormatReport
