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Wetlands, the legal context
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A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Constructed Wetland Technology for Polluted Surface Water Treatment
A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Constructed Wetland Technology for Polluted Surface Water Treatment
Abstract: The study aims to assess the applying effectiveness of constructed wetland technology for polluted surface water treatment. The experimental models were operated with 2 h...
Regional scale projections of future change in wetland hydrologic regimes in Australia
Regional scale projections of future change in wetland hydrologic regimes in Australia
Wetlands provide key habitat for many species but are threatened by climate change. However, quantitatively projecting climate change impacts on wetland hydrologic regimes is diffi...
Wetland Users' Livelihood Response to Seasonal Fluctuation in Kumadugu-Yobe River Basin Wetlands
Wetland Users' Livelihood Response to Seasonal Fluctuation in Kumadugu-Yobe River Basin Wetlands
The wetlands of kumadugu yobe river basin are the livelihood soul of the communities living around the wetlands site. The dominant pastoralist and agrarian population of the wetlan...
Fate of Hydrocarbon Contaminants In Wetlands
Fate of Hydrocarbon Contaminants In Wetlands
Abstract
Conventional clean-up approaches to contaminated wetlands are aggressive and expensive, and may harm the wetlands ecosystem. Current findings suggest tha...
Ecological Status of Temporary Wetlands in Central Tamilnadu District, India.
Ecological Status of Temporary Wetlands in Central Tamilnadu District, India.
Abstract
Temporary wetlands (TW) are distinguished by a distinct collection of uncommon and specialised flora and fauna species, modest size, periodical drying, and plentif...
Land use and wetland drainage affect water levels and dynamics of remaining wetlands
Land use and wetland drainage affect water levels and dynamics of remaining wetlands
Depressional wetlands are productive and unique ecosystems found around the world. Their value is due, in part, to their dynamic nature, in which water levels fluctuate in response...
Hydrogeochemistry of Urban Wetlands of Delhi, India
Hydrogeochemistry of Urban Wetlands of Delhi, India
<p>Delhi, India&#8217;s capital is the second largest urban agglomeration in the world. It is expected to surpass Tokyo to become world&#8217;s larges...

