Titlebook: Advances in Geoethics and Groundwater Management : Theory and Practice for a Sustainable Development; Proceedings of the 1 Manuel Abrunhosa

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Literacy and Reading in Childhood and Beyonds it possible to know if and how much people care about certain geological objects or sites? The answer lays in cultural geo-ecosystem services. Recognizing the relational value of geological goods by using the ecosystem services language can help prevent conflicts and promote socially and environme

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Children’s Development in the Digital Age present circumstances, as well as with the future, represented by scenarios that, to be ethically acceptable, should be non-biased, scientifically feasible and free of pre-set orientations aimed at other objectives. Ethics play an important role in water policy making, especially for groundwater. S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05524-9roundwater, it is proposed to formulate a conceptual framework through the analysis and application of the ethical principles proposed by UN to SDG 6, the interaction of each SDG with groundwater and the creation of an interdisciplinary working group that integrates the social sciences and earth and

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Nikolay Veraksa,Michael Basseches agriculture and livestock. The state‘s water resources and Ivinhema River watershed planning are from 2010 and 2015, respectively. In both cases, indigenous population and their water knowledge were not considered. The paper examines watershed diagnosis and management proposals according to geoethi

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Child Exploitation in the Global Southcreasing pressures and demands on hydrogeological systems are decisive factors in the development of management strategies. First-hand knowledge of citizens’ perception is crucial to promote the cooperation between water users, manage conflicts and create synergies in a context of global change.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-91177-9by errors in the georeferencing of springs. SIAGAS also has a small number of wells registered, and it is estimated that 88% of wells in Brazil are clandestine. SIAGAS and CAR are examples of databases of great applicability to groundwater governance, both by government initiatives, which require va