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Source protection areas in Belgium: definition, operation and experience
1995
Verheyden, V.
Groundwater protection: the science and practice of land surface zoning
1995
Foster, S. | Skinner, A.C.
Environmental concerns in the Laguna de Bay basin [Philippines]
1997
Tomboc, C.C. | Francisco, F.F. (Laguna Lake Development Authority, Pasig, Metro Manila (Philippines))
Environmental regulations of agriculture in the Baltic Sea catchment areas, with reference to the European Union and the North Sea
1994
Bonde, T.A. (Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Department of Ecology and Molecular Biology, Microbiology Section, DK-1958 Frederiksberg C., Copenhagen (Denmark))
Assessment of long-range transboundary air pollution
1991
The Common Agricultural Policy and the general environmental policies concerned with agriculture in the European Community and their implications for fertilizer consumption
1994
Williams, A.J. (European Fertilizer Manufacturers Association, Ave. E. van Nieuwenhuyse 4, Bte 7-B-1160 Brussels (Belgium))
The economy and economics of water policy, water management and waterpower engineering | Ekonomija i ekonomika u vodnoj politici, upravljanju vodama i vodoprivredi
2011
Bajčetić, M., Javno vodoprivredno preduzeće Vode Vojvodine, Novi Sad (Serbia)
The paper deals with determination of the economic elements of water management, which reflect the specific foundations, processes, principles and goals that are determined by the water policy. In terms of services, this represents the economic valorization of the foundations in manageable and unmanageable technical and natural systems, in which processes take place to bring water to a certain target quantity and quality, as well as provide safety against water in time and space. The use of, and protection against water, are under the pressures and influence of natural climatic and soil factors, the balance condition of surface and groundwater, and in particular human activities and demands for the characteristics of water in a water body, water area and in the river basin. These factors influence the demand for services, which also depends on the available domestic product, its volume of use, tastes and preferences. The offer consists of services for a particular quantity and quality of the available water, and for a certain degree of safety from the harmful effects of water, which are achieved by the employees of the functional facilities and systems. Together with the activities of the association, population and public services, the use of, and protection against water make up the totality of water management. It requires a decision process in all of the functions involved in planning, organization, management and control. Water management is identified with the water policy and activity, although there is a difference between them. The first is represented by a decision-making system in planning, organization, management and control, while the second is represented by the activity systems of government in the field of protection against water, as well as the protection and use of water. The activity consist of certain services which are performed by the employees of the companies, through the provision and performance of water management services in various time and space, in accordance with the offer and the demands of the users.
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1991
Air pollution - distribution, effects, and countermeasures. State of the art
1987
Ferm, M. (Institutet foer Vatten- och Luftvaardsforskning, Goeteborg (Sweden))
Prevention of water pollution by agriculture and related activities
1993
Burt, J.P. (United States Dept. of Agriculture, Washington, DC (USA))