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Joint Research

Joint Research

Due to joint investigations permanent sample plots for long-term observations of the environmental changes were set up on both sides of the Russian-Norwegian border. Changes of species diversity of forest vegetation (trees, bushes, herbs, mosses and lichens) were investigated. Their vital status, growth rate, morphology, production and chemical composition were studied. Changes of the acidity, cation exchangeable properties, nutrition status and heavy metal accumulation in soils as well as the mechanisms of their interactions were investigated. Heavy metal accumulation in wildlife animals was also studied. Preliminary borders of the area of "Pechenganickel" smelter's possible influence on the environment were revealed and the methodology for forest ecosystems' state assessments was developed.

The limits of tolerance of the most sensitive components of forest ecosystems were estimated and critical levels of sulphur dioxide concentrations in the ambient air were set.

Soil buffer capacity and its susceptibility to acidification were estimated both in field conditions and laboratory experiments. The weathering rate as the key long-term process of proton consumption was assessed with the PROFILE model on the base of detail study of soil mineralogy and texture. Critical loads of acid deposition were calculated by the simple balance method and mapped for soils both in the study area and the Kola Peninsula. Long-term changes of forest soils in response to several deposition scenarios were predicted with the SMART model.




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