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Brazil,re are strong concerns about the quality of courses and programs. The chapter concludes that despite this growth, there has still not been the same level of acceptance of DE in Brazil as there has been in many other countries.

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r to avoid degradation, destruction under anthropogenic impact and to favor the sustainable use of its support capacity. Ensuring sustainable socio-economic development in the Lower Danube floodplain area is also based on knowledge of ecological sustainability, ecosystem integrity, environmental sus

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Adnan Qayyum,Olaf Zawacki-Richter this understanding, researchers and research communities can envisage how research may strengthen what is being done. This story explains how a chance encounter with Yarrabah Men’s Group leaders laid the foundation for enduring research partnerships with significant social health benefits for a who

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Tony Bateshe absence of wastewater treatment plants in Central and Eastern Europe can be regarded as the significant input. Some progress in water quality has been made during the last 25?years by the adoption in 1991 of the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive and Nitrates Directive, but the results were no

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Terry Andersonon. In recent time, climate change has also had some impact on water quality during periods of low discharges. Many scientific papers on surface water quality have been published during the last decades. Also, implementation of the Water Framework Directive, the Nitrate Directive, and national strat

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Anne Gaskelliduous trees as prevailing forest type. Such natural conditions provide for the average river network density of 747?m/km., a few natural lakes from the most famous Pali? (5.6?km.) to a tiny karstic lake Vrmd?a, and groundwater accumulation estimated to potentially utilizable 67?m./s. The primary wa

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Alan Taithe absence of wastewater treatment plants in Central and Eastern Europe can be regarded as the significant input. Some progress in water quality has been made during the last 25?years by the adoption in 1991 of the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive and Nitrates Directive, but the results were no

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Gary E. Millerhe absence of wastewater treatment plants in Central and Eastern Europe can be regarded as the significant input. Some progress in water quality has been made during the last 25?years by the adoption in 1991 of the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive and Nitrates Directive, but the results were no