Titlebook: Risk Assessment as a Tool for Water Resources Decision-Making in Central Asia; Proceedings of the N Christopher M. Teaf,Bulat K. Yessekin,M

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The Importance of Scientific Cooperation Among Asian Countries in the Study and Risk Assessment of W coordination of their activities. This coordination can be improved by the establishment of water standards and the development of a unified technique for water sampling, analysis and processing of the data.

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Implementation of Health-Based Guidelines for Water Supplies in Europe and Central Asia: Management Collaborating Centres in Environment and Health which are active in the area of water and sanitation. It recalls the importance of the global burden of disease related to water and places the Central Asian countries in the context of human and socio-economic development of the NIS states with simil

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Successfully Managing Multiple Uses of Watertion and understanding of watershed resources. Research into the effects of land use and land cover change on water resources and landscape ecology is a critical component of long-term sustainability, and these results must be integrated and presented in a manner suitable to the people who will impl

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Radioactive Contamination of Aquatic Ecosystems: Source, Transfer and Countermeasuresous uses for domestic, agricultural, industrial and recreational purposes, freshwaters are perhaps the most sensitive natural resource as almost all activities listed above contribute to degrade and pollute it. In the last centuries as well as to this day, the development of human populations and ac

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Ecological Risk Assessment Through Landscape Science Approachesncorporating metrics related to current human disturbance, based on native species most threatened with extinction and reduction. We aim at identifying gaps in the Italian existing reserve network to establish new reserves and protected areas to get a more representative network of regional biologic

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Water Resources and Sustainable Development in Central Asia: Roles of Risk Assessment and Risk Manages in the Central Asian water sector for human health and biota are given. Possible ways of implementing the ERA on national and regional levels in the Central Asian countries are discussed. These include the coordination of efforts of various sectors of water management; the development of the envi