Titlebook: Environmental Risk Assessment; Quantitative Measure Ian Lerche,Walter Glaesser Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006 Anthropogen

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Sustainable Development Goals Seriessidual underground open spaces that do not stay stable with time. Due to the unknown distribution of underground spaces and their undefined, decreasing stability with time, probability calculations provide a somewhat successful approach in order to obtain information about risks of sinkhole generati

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Towards an Ontology of Episodeshe case of catastrophic events, i.e. they must be aware of, and be able to calculate and finance, the kinds of risks that formerly were handled by the public authorities. This chapter discusses the environmental costs and insurance needed in the cases of catastrophic failure of a project due either

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4696-5es from the hydrogeological arena and the oil catastrophe arena provide illustrations of how both the scientific and economic uncertainties are intertwined in contributing to such assessments..In addition, the political and social consequences of undertaking particular actions, or of not undertaking

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Natural and Anthropogenic Environmental Problems,rld. When these processes adversely impact the environment relative to the perceived needs of humanity, they are considered environmental problems. Remediation can be performed but preventative measures seem difficult to provide. Anthropogenic processes are those produced by Man’s activities in expl

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Restoration of lignite mining sites in the former GDR: lessons to be learnt from Zwenkau,nite) and the produced mining water. These environmental impacts are the legacy of the energy policy of the former GDR. The pyrite oxidation that takes place in the overburden sediments causes the formation of an oxidation front and the pH-value of sediments falls to about 2 to 3 very soon after dep

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