Globale Aspekte der Qualität des Wassers werden in der nahen Zukunft eine Bedeutung erlangen, die derjenigen der Ölkrise in den siebziger Jahren vergleichbar sein wird. Daher ist es dringend notwendig, wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse in den Prozeß des Wassermanagements einzubinden, wie es dieses Buch versucht. Berücksichtigt werden städtische und ländliche Gegenden sowie Küstenregionen; die Verknüpfungen zwischen Wissenschaft und Politik werden gut nachvollziehbar dargestellt. Global water issues are likely to be as important in the foreseeable future as the oil crisis was in the 1970s. There…mehr
Globale Aspekte der Qualität des Wassers werden in der nahen Zukunft eine Bedeutung erlangen, die derjenigen der Ölkrise in den siebziger Jahren vergleichbar sein wird. Daher ist es dringend notwendig, wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse in den Prozeß des Wassermanagements einzubinden, wie es dieses Buch versucht. Berücksichtigt werden städtische und ländliche Gegenden sowie Küstenregionen; die Verknüpfungen zwischen Wissenschaft und Politik werden gut nachvollziehbar dargestellt. Global water issues are likely to be as important in the foreseeable future as the oil crisis was in the 1970s. There is an urgent need for management to be appraised of scientific work and of the uncertainties that are associated with it, in addition to the importance of scientists transmitting their work to management in a comprehensible way.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stephen T. Trudgill, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, UK Des E. Walling, Department of Geography, University of Exeter, UK Bruce W. Webb, Department of Geography, University of Exeter, UK
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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES. Water Quality: An Emerging Global Crisis (E. Ongley). SCIENCE FOR POLICY. Riverine Mass Load Estimation: Paris Commission Policy, Practice and Implications for Load Estimation for a Major UK River System (H. Jarvie, et al.). Changing Standards and Catchment Sources of Faecal Indicators in Nearshore Bathing Waters (D. Kay, et al.). Beach Health Risk Assessment and Pollution Perception (C. Nelson, et al.). The Validation of Pesticide Leaching Models for Regulatory Purposes (A. Armstrong, et al.). Water Quality Processes in Catchments - An Integrated Modelling Approach for Scenario Analysis (P. Whitehead, et al.). Basin-Scale Nitrate Simulation Using Minimum Information Requirement Approach (P. Quinn, et al.). LINKING SCIENCE AND POLICY. Bridging the Gap Between Science and Management in Upland Catchments (P. Kneale & A. McDonald). Policy, Serendipity and Science: Algal Blooms in Australia (D. Smith). Towards Groundwater Protection in the UK: Problems of Integrating Science and Policy (C. Soulsby, et al.). Organisational Issues and Policy Directions for Urban Pollution Management (J. Ellis & B. Crabtree). The Economics of Water Pollution Abatement: A Case Study (C. Green). Inorganic Farm Wastes: An Environmental Time Bomb? (I. Foster, et al.). Screw the Lid even Tigher? Water Pollution and the Enforcement of Environmental Regulation in Less Developed Countries (S. Lane, et al.). Towards Integrated Management of Rural Drainage Basins with Particular Reference to Water Quality Issues (T. Burt). Index.
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES. Water Quality: An Emerging Global Crisis (E. Ongley). SCIENCE FOR POLICY. Riverine Mass Load Estimation: Paris Commission Policy, Practice and Implications for Load Estimation for a Major UK River System (H. Jarvie, et al.). Changing Standards and Catchment Sources of Faecal Indicators in Nearshore Bathing Waters (D. Kay, et al.). Beach Health Risk Assessment and Pollution Perception (C. Nelson, et al.). The Validation of Pesticide Leaching Models for Regulatory Purposes (A. Armstrong, et al.). Water Quality Processes in Catchments - An Integrated Modelling Approach for Scenario Analysis (P. Whitehead, et al.). Basin-Scale Nitrate Simulation Using Minimum Information Requirement Approach (P. Quinn, et al.). LINKING SCIENCE AND POLICY. Bridging the Gap Between Science and Management in Upland Catchments (P. Kneale & A. McDonald). Policy, Serendipity and Science: Algal Blooms in Australia (D. Smith). Towards Groundwater Protection in the UK: Problems of Integrating Science and Policy (C. Soulsby, et al.). Organisational Issues and Policy Directions for Urban Pollution Management (J. Ellis & B. Crabtree). The Economics of Water Pollution Abatement: A Case Study (C. Green). Inorganic Farm Wastes: An Environmental Time Bomb? (I. Foster, et al.). Screw the Lid even Tigher? Water Pollution and the Enforcement of Environmental Regulation in Less Developed Countries (S. Lane, et al.). Towards Integrated Management of Rural Drainage Basins with Particular Reference to Water Quality Issues (T. Burt). Index.
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