Integrated watershed management: evolution, development and emerging trends
Watershed management is an ever-evolving practice involving the management of land,
water, biota, and other resources in a defined area for ecological, social, and economic …
water, biota, and other resources in a defined area for ecological, social, and economic …
Insecticide use: Contexts and ecological consequences
Constraints to the sustainability of insecticide use include effects on human health,
agroecosystems (eg, beneficial insects), the wider environment (eg, non-target species …
agroecosystems (eg, beneficial insects), the wider environment (eg, non-target species …
Certain organochlorine and organobromine contaminants in Swedish human milk in perspective of past 20–30 years
K Norén, D Meironyté - Chemosphere, 2000 - Elsevier
The investigations of organochlorine compounds in breast milk from women living in the
Stockholm region started in 1967. The present study summarises the investigations of …
Stockholm region started in 1967. The present study summarises the investigations of …
[BUKU][B] Feeding and nutrition of infants and young children: guidelines for the WHO European region, with emphasis on the former Soviet countries
KF Michaelsen - 2000 - books.google.com
Sets out the scientific rationale for the development of national nutrition and feeding
recommendations for infants and young children in Europe. Although major emphasis is …
recommendations for infants and young children in Europe. Although major emphasis is …
Dust in the wind: long range transport of dust in the atmosphere and its implications for global public and ecosystem health
Movement of soil particles in atmospheres is a normal planetary process. Images of Martian
dust devils (wind-spouts) and dust storms captured by NASA's Pathfinder have …
dust devils (wind-spouts) and dust storms captured by NASA's Pathfinder have …
A multi-scale assessment of human vulnerability to climate change in the Aral Sea basin
E Lioubimtseva - Environmental Earth Sciences, 2015 - Springer
Vulnerability to climate change impacts is defined by three dimensions of human–
environmental systems, such as exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity. Climate …
environmental systems, such as exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity. Climate …
Health risks from large-scale water pollution: trends in Central Asia
Limited data on the pollution status of spatially extensive water systems constrain health-risk
assessments at basin-scales. Using a recipient measurement approach in a terminal water …
assessments at basin-scales. Using a recipient measurement approach in a terminal water …
Water related health problems in Central Asia—A review
The present paper provides an extensive literature review on water related health issues in
Central Asia. Even though the per capita amount of available freshwater is substantial in all …
Central Asia. Even though the per capita amount of available freshwater is substantial in all …
A spatial survey of environmental indicators for Kazakhstan: an examination of current conditions and future needs
Abstract The Republic of Kazakhstan, located in Central Asia, has experienced many years
of environmental degradation, largely as a result of the poor management of its significant …
of environmental degradation, largely as a result of the poor management of its significant …
[PDF][PDF] The Aral Sea environmental health crisis.
P Whish-Wilson - 2002 - jrtph.jcu.edu.au
The Aral Sea was once the fourth largest inland body of water on earth with a surface area of
66,000 km2. In 1960, the mean water level was 53.4 m and it contained 1090 km3 of water …
66,000 km2. In 1960, the mean water level was 53.4 m and it contained 1090 km3 of water …