Publications by authors named "Gisele Cemin"
Environ Monit Assess
November 2016
Article Synopsis
- Pig farming in South Brazil is a major activity aimed at meeting food demands but contributes to environmental pollution, especially affecting water and soil quality.
- In a study covering the Taquari-Antas Watershed, researchers monitored water quality over two years, collecting samples from 13 locations.
- Findings indicated that areas with dense pig farming had noticeably poorer water quality, with a water quality index (WQI) ranging from "regular" to "good," while all spots remained mesotrophic according to the trophic state index (TSI).
