El presente estudio emplea el método de Evaluación de Riesgo Ambiental (ERA) para valoración de la probabilidad de ocurrencia de efectos adversos en aguas de abastecimiento de Bom Repouso (MG), municipio que la agricultura ha provocado un avanzado grado de degradación de sus nacientes. La metodología utilizada tiene como base la integración de diferentes variables, divididas en tres líneas de evidencia (química, fisicoquímica y ecotoxicológica) y permite la valoración del riesgo (entre 0,0 y 1,0) en el ambiente de muestra. Fueron evaluados cinco puntos de muestreo en tres períodos, con resultados variables entre las cuatro clasificaciones posibles (de bajo a altísimo), no identificando un estándar de evolución entre ellos. De este modo, el método utilizado se ha demostrado eficiente en la valoración del grado de degradación del ambiente. Todavía, se requieren estudios adicionales para mejorar este tipo de análisis sistémica, basado en la valoración de la degradación del ambiente.

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Evaluación de Riesgo Ambiental (ERA); Tríade Toxicológica; Ciudad de Bom Repouso

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ÉRIC CESAR PAGLIARINI

Graduated in Environmental Engineering at the School of Engineering of São Carlos of the University of São Paulo - EESC-USP, 2014. Works since 2015 as an Environmental Engineer at JGP Consultoria e Gestão Ambiental in the environmental licensing. Email: ericpagli@gmail.com University of São PauloBrazilBrazilGraduated in Environmental Engineering at the School of Engineering of São Carlos of the University of São Paulo - EESC-USP, 2014. Works since 2015 as an Environmental Engineer at JGP Consultoria e Gestão Ambiental in the environmental licensing. Email: ericpagli@gmail.com

VANESSA BEZERRA DE MENEZES OLIVEIRA

Graduated in Technology in Environmental Sanitation - Modality: Control of the Environmental Pollution at the State University of Campinas - UNICAMP, 2006. Master in Ecology, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Management by the University of Aveiro - Portugal. PhD from the Biology Department of the University of Aveiro (Portugal) and the University of Aarhus (Denmark). Has great interests in the toxic effects caused by pesticides, veterinary drugs and copper in terrestrial invertebrates, such as: enchytreids, collembola, worms, mites and plants. Postdoctoral studies at the São Carlos School of Engineering, where studied the pesticides effects used in the cultivation of strawberries, potatoes and sugarcane under edaphic communities, and its problems in maintaining the structure (eg biodiversity) and soil functions (eg degradation of organic matter). Was Visiting Specialist in the Faculty of Technology of the State University of Campinas. Is involved in the thematic project: Environmental effects of the pasture-sugarcane conversion and pasture intensification, with the support of FAPESP. Is currently a collaborating professor in the Graduate Program in Environmental Engineering Sciences at EESC/USP. Email: vanessa.ambiente@gmail.comState University of CampinasBrazilBrazilGraduated in Technology in Environmental Sanitation - Modality: Control of the Environmental Pollution at the State University of Campinas - UNICAMP, 2006. Master in Ecology, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Management by the University of Aveiro - Portugal. PhD from the Biology Department of the University of Aveiro (Portugal) and the University of Aarhus (Denmark). Has great interests in the toxic effects caused by pesticides, veterinary drugs and copper in terrestrial invertebrates, such as: enchytreids, collembola, worms, mites and plants. Postdoctoral studies at the São Carlos School of Engineering, where studied the pesticides effects used in the cultivation of strawberries, potatoes and sugarcane under edaphic communities, and its problems in maintaining the structure (eg biodiversity) and soil functions (eg degradation of organic matter). Was Visiting Specialist in the Faculty of Technology of the State University of Campinas. Is involved in the thematic project: Environmental effects of the pasture-sugarcane conversion and pasture intensification, with the support of FAPESP. Is currently a collaborating professor in the Graduate Program in Environmental Engineering Sciences at EESC/USP. Email: vanessa.ambiente@gmail.com

EVALDO LUIZ GAETA ESPINDOLA

Graduated in Biological Sciences at the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (1986), holds a Master’s Degree in Hydraulics and Sanitation from the University of São Paulo (1991) and a PhD in Environmental Engineering from the University of São Paulo (1994). Hired by the Department of Hydraulics and Sanitation, EESC/USP since 1997, is currently a full professor at the University of São Paulo, responsible for the Center for Ecotoxicology and Applied Ecology. Acts as a reviewer of articles in periodicals advisor of FAPESP, CNPq, CAPES and other institutions to support research and training of human resources. Develops research projects, extension services to the community and orientation of undergraduate students (Biology, Environmental Engineering and Civil Engineering) and postgraduate (Environmental Engineering Sciences) in the area of Ecology of ecosystems, with emphasis on aquatic ecosystems and interfaces (lakes, reservoirs, rivers, wetlands), mainly in the following subjects: ecotoxicology (aquatic and terrestrial), limnology, biodiversity and environmental impact. For 8 years was the coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Environmental Engineering Sciences and from August 2007 to August 2009 was the Director of the Center for Water Resources and Environmental Studies, EESC/USP. Holds post-doctoral studies at the University of Sheffield, England, in the area of tropical ecotoxicology between 2011-2012, and since 2013 has been President of the Brazilian Ecotoxicology Society. Email: elgaeta@sc.usp.brFederal University of Mato Grosso do SulBrazilBrazilGraduated in Biological Sciences at the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (1986), holds a Master’s Degree in Hydraulics and Sanitation from the University of São Paulo (1991) and a PhD in Environmental Engineering from the University of São Paulo (1994). Hired by the Department of Hydraulics and Sanitation, EESC/USP since 1997, is currently a full professor at the University of São Paulo, responsible for the Center for Ecotoxicology and Applied Ecology. Acts as a reviewer of articles in periodicals advisor of FAPESP, CNPq, CAPES and other institutions to support research and training of human resources. Develops research projects, extension services to the community and orientation of undergraduate students (Biology, Environmental Engineering and Civil Engineering) and postgraduate (Environmental Engineering Sciences) in the area of Ecology of ecosystems, with emphasis on aquatic ecosystems and interfaces (lakes, reservoirs, rivers, wetlands), mainly in the following subjects: ecotoxicology (aquatic and terrestrial), limnology, biodiversity and environmental impact. For 8 years was the coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Environmental Engineering Sciences and from August 2007 to August 2009 was the Director of the Center for Water Resources and Environmental Studies, EESC/USP. Holds post-doctoral studies at the University of Sheffield, England, in the area of tropical ecotoxicology between 2011-2012, and since 2013 has been President of the Brazilian Ecotoxicology Society. Email: elgaeta@sc.usp.br

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Risk associated to the Chemical Line of Evidence for the five sampling points in the municipality of Bom Repouso for the three periods of analysis

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Risk associated to the Physical-chemical Line of Evidence for the five sampling points in the municipality of Bom Repouso for the three periods of analysis

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Risk associated to the Physical-chemical Line of Evidence for the five sampling points in the municipality of Bom Repouso for the three periods of analysis

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Integrated risk for the five sampling points and the three periods of analysis in the municipality of Bom Repouso

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Table 1:
Results obtained for the parameters used in the three Lines of Evidence

Figure 1 Risk associated to the Chemical Line of Evidence for the five sampling points in the municipality of Bom Repouso for the three periods of analysis

Source: Self-elaboration

Figure 2 Risk associated to the Physical-chemical Line of Evidence for the five sampling points in the municipality of Bom Repouso for the three periods of analysis

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Figure 3 Risk associated to the Physical-chemical Line of Evidence for the five sampling points in the municipality of Bom Repouso for the three periods of analysis

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Figura 4 Integrated risk for the five sampling points and the three periods of analysis in the municipality of Bom Repouso

Source: Self-elaboration

Table 1: Results obtained for the parameters used in the three Lines of Evidence

Chemical LoE
Point:	P1			P2			P3			P4			P5			VMP*
Point:	Jan/08	Jul/08	Apr/14	Jan/08	Jul/08	Apr/14	Jan/08	Jul/08	Apr/14	Jan/08	jul/08	Apr/14	Jan/08	Jul/08	Apr/14
Iron (mg/L Fe)	0	0	0.422	0	0	0.214	0	0	0.165	11.09	0	0.553	0	0	0.200	0.300
Manganese (mg/L Mn)	0	0	0.004	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.027	0	0	0	0.100
Lead (mg/L Pb)	0	0	0.450	0	0	0.190	0	0	0.430	0	0	0.190	0	0	0.140	0.010
Copper (mg/L Cu)	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.006	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.009
Zinc (mg/L Zn)	0	0	0.076	0	0.002	0.072	0	0	0.071	0	0.002	0.179	0	0.006	0.064	0.180
Cadmium (mg/L Cd)	0	0	0.085	0	0	0.092	0	0	0.067	0	0	0.101	0	0	0.960	0.001
Chromium (mg/L Cr)	0.019	0	0	0.023	0	0	0.018	0	0	0.024	0	0	0.018	0	0	0.050
Physical-chemical LoE
pH	6.420	7.790	5.830	6.700	7.700	5.680	6.520	6.520	6.455	5.700	5.380	4.740	6.230	6.410	5.500	6.0 a 9.0
Conductivity (µS/cm)	12.00	20.00	10.00	21.00	25.33	17.00	62.67	55.00	35.00	13.00	15.33	11.00	21.00	22.00	23.00	6.3
DO (mg/L)	7.780	7.140	10.100	9.420	8.070	10.300	3.070	5.640	8.360	4.820	6.390	9.610	5.650	7.950	8.470	> 5.0
Ecotoxicological LoE (mortality %)
D. similis	25	5	0	0	100	0	0	80	20	0	10	5	35	5	10	-
C. dubia	90	100	60	70	0	0	N.R.**	100	50	N.R.**	100	40	60	100	0	-

* Maximum value allowed by CONAMA Resolution Nº 357/2005 for class 2 rivers - Freshwater** Tests not carried out
*** Values in bold are non-compliant with CONAMA Resolution Nº 357/2005specifictions

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[TFN1] * Maximum value allowed by CONAMA Resolution Nº 357/2005 for class 2 rivers - Freshwater** Tests not carried out

[TFN2] *** Values in bold are non-compliant with CONAMA Resolution Nº 357/2005specifictions