Titlebook: Water Resources Quality and Management in Baltic Sea Countries; Abdelazim M. Negm,Martina Zelenakova,Katarzyna Kub Book 2020 The Editor(s)

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Environmental Quality of Groundwater in Contaminated Areas—Challenges in Eastern Baltic Region from. Contamination of soil and groundwater is a legacy of modern society, prevention of contaminants spread and secondary water reuse options shall be considered. The aim of the book chapter is to give oversight view on problems and challenges linked to groundwater quality in Eastern Baltic region

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Challenges of Flood Risk Management at the German Coastith storm floods and inland excess water at the same time. While dimensioning of technical solutions, such as dikes and pumping stations, is usually based on statistical analyses of historical data, such data is not available for strategic planning processes of non-stationary environments. To provid

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Water Quality Assurance with Constructed Wetlands in Latvia in wastewater treatment and nutrient retention in constructed wetlands. In Latvia constructed wetlands as a domestic wastewater treatment systems were initially implemented in the year 2003. Wastewater from small villages with up to 1000 inhabitants was collected and purified in subsurface flow con

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Schemes of Integrated Use and Protection of Water Bodies in the Russian Part of the Baltic Sea Basinmplementation of the Schemes of integrated use and protection of water bodies (Schemes), including development standards for the permissible impact on water bodies (PIWBs), in accordance with the Water Code of Russia. The Chapter describes the regulatory and legal provision of Schemes (Water Code an

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Phosphorus Fluxes in the Baltic Sea Regionfficiency in these countries. These strategies will help to reduce P losses, close the P cycles and protect vulnerable waters, such as the Baltic Sea, from further eutrophication. The P budgets and flow analyses show that in most of the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) countries P inputs exceed outputs, and

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Estonian Fluvial Water Bodies and Inundation Directivee Directive targets to produce the flood maps of inland water bodies, with return periods of 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000?years. The flood maps were created in . and . environments, based on data of absolute maximum water levels (WLs) of Estonian state hydrological network. Created 834 f

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