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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90309-5ill triple by the year 2000. This chapter summarizes natural hydrologic relationships and some results of attempts to make better use of water resources, both at the point of origin and downstream, by vegetation modifications and soil treatments.

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Kristina Weissenbach,Karl-Rudolf Kortetuation which their experience has proved to be dangerous. Authorities and administrators should listen to ecologists’ advice and be prepared, psychologically above all, to provide help and support for the best management of our natural resources. Accomplishing this is now a most tedious challenge t

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Kristina Weissenbach,Karl-Rudolf Kortervoirs have received more attention than natural lakes. The opposite influence, that of a drainage basin on a lake, is examined more frequently, particularly with regard to the organic and mineral content. But, as compared with autochthonous matter, there are not many data on the amount, form, and f

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Wahlsysteme und strategische Koordination,7) and has been related to phosphorus and nitrogen loadings (Vollenweider, 1968). Accelerated eutrophication of the Laurentian Great Lakes of North America has been publicized widely from reports about Lake Erie, the most polluted of the lakes (Schelske and Roth, 1973). The two most eutrophic Great

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Kristina Weissenbach,Karl-Rudolf KorteA large class of interactions between land and water concern the relations between topography and sedimentation in major river basins. Floodplains, deltas, and other lowlands of these basins show the interplay among landscapes, the river itself, and various new bodies of standing water that have not yet been discussed in this volume.

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Landscapes of River Basins (South America),A large class of interactions between land and water concern the relations between topography and sedimentation in major river basins. Floodplains, deltas, and other lowlands of these basins show the interplay among landscapes, the river itself, and various new bodies of standing water that have not yet been discussed in this volume.

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