Environmental Impact Assessment. Land use planning. Water resources management planning.
Criteria for evaluation and guidelines for land use planning in terms of sustainable urban development
... natural resources can be evaluated by the method of urban ...natural resources, therefore cities pursuing the sustainable course have to diminish quantities of energy-material inputs and eiciently ...
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Impact of environmental factors on maintaining water quality of Bakreswar reservoir, India
... drinking water as well as other commercial and industrial ...thorough assessment of water quality for these systems is thus ...drinking water to the surrounding villages and Bakreswar Thermal ...
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RBRH vol.22
... to use the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) hydrological model to simulate the impact of changes in land use in the Camboriú River Watershed in the years 1957, 1978, and ...
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Ecological Capability of Land Use Planning for Rural Development
... several environmental, economic and social ...ecological resources of concerned area were recognized and ...present management in the studied region, it is recommended that in future development of ...
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CRITERIA FOR ANALYZING ENVIRONMENTAL ZONING AS AN INSTRUMENT IN LAND USE AND SPATIAL PLANNING
... vegetation, water resources and ...the use of these outcomes is laid out as systemized information on the area studied a tool which could facilitate the decision-making process of other ...
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ANALYSIS OF VULNERABILITY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING OF A WATER SUPPLY BASIN
... for water supply get special attention from managers, as the quantity and quality of supplied water depends on ...them. Water is an indispensable element of life and a fundamental resource for many ...
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Analysing hydrological services provided by forests to support spatial planning and land management
... Both land cover and future climate conditions influence the provision of hydrological ...affect water supply and water hazards mitigation, in order to support planning and management of ...
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Integrating mine closure planning with environmental impact assessment: challenges and opportunities drawn from African and Australian practice
... un-rehabilitated land, rather than raising the price miners have to pay which obviously would impact on financial ...the use of bonds may probably suit conditions in African nations at least for the ...
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Simulation Planning for Sustainable Use of Land Resources: Case study in Diamou
... natural resources includes land, minerals, water, flora and fauna and is the backbone of the economy and the livelihoods of its ...Negative land use-cover change processes, understood ...
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INFORMATION SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURAL LAND SUITABILITY: INTERSCALAR APPROACHES FOR LAND USE PLANNING
... the use capabilities that are listed above were integrated into three specific use cases: [1 ] The question “what to plant”, which uses agroclimatological and soil suitability criteria; [2 ] the question ...
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DEPENDENCE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CRITICAL QUALITY FACTORS AND SOCIAL IMPACT
... Continuing the measurement model assessment, we have inally conducted the scales reliability study, for which Composite Reliability Coeicient and Variance Extracted were considered. In the case of reliability, it ...
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Controlling Retail Development between Restrictiveness and Innovation: insights from Portugal
... In Portugal, until the 1980s and 1990s, retail sector was characterized by small establishments, commonly with a family-based management, mainly located in town centres. In that period, following some changes that ...
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Air quality management planning (AQMP)
... sciences, environmental health issues, and risk assessment, management and ...quality management have been drawing experiences and developing practical ap- proaches that are suited to ...
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A Pedagogical Dimension to the Technocratic Problem of Water Management: Preschool Teacher Beliefs and Attitudes Towards Teaching Water Science and Sustainable Management of Water in the Context of Environmental Education
... of water environmental problems, since preschool age, as they will be forced to manage them in the ...Experiential Environmental Education is a tool for sustainable management of water ...
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Environmental health in urban planning
... These observations seem to me very pertinent to the Seminar on Environ- mental Health in Urban Planning, which opens today and which the Pan American Health Organ[r] ...
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A0.PROJ 2 FISCALIZAÇÃO ESTGP Ricardo Trindade 170305 vf RT
... The project management, carried out by a multidisciplinary team of supervision, which will represent the promoters for purposes of planning control (time and resources), cos[r] ...
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Learning Path and Assessment Criteria in the Conception and Development of an e-course based on the PENTHA ID Model
... the assessment activities with previous test results; b) by observing the used didactical material, the acquired knowledge and skills, in order to determine the degree of receptivity (retention) of the Student to ...
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Changes in the cultural landscape of the Kaliningrad region’s periphery in the 19th/20th centuries
... The conquest of Prussian lands by the German Order, which began in 1224, lasted almost half a century. Prussians were defeated completely in 1283. The Order’s fortresses served as strongpoints on the conquered terri- ...
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Land use planning and wildfire: development policies influence future probability of housing loss.
... fire management plan. Land use planning represents a shift in traditional thinking from trying to eliminate wildfires, or even increasing resilience to them, toward avoiding exposure to them ...
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Sixth general program of work of WHO, 1978-83: contribution of the Region of the Americas
... Establish close contact with planning officials to provide informa- tion on environmental health, which is required in integral planning and promote and carry out public in[r] ...
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