A review of sediment/water quality interaction with particular reference to the Vaal River system

The effects of sediment on water quality are reviewed, particularly in relation to the Vaal river system, the most important water resource in South Africa. Increased turbidity, the most obvious visual effect, was counteracted in the lower Vaal river by increasing salinity, which had resulted in blo...

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