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Groundwater Monitoring in Lithuania,ndwater forms. Shallow groundwater is contained in quaternary deposits, but because of insufficient resources (quantitative and qualitative) it is used mostly in dug wells in countryside and settlements. Exception is river valleys and sandy plain where shallow groundwater is used for public water su

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Recommendations for the Organisation of Transboundary Groundwater Monitoring in the Border Areas ofeficit of water with quality required to supply the population and the economy. The recently recorded climate change indicates that half the precipitation total comes from rainfalls with large or even shower-level intensity. This gives rise to quick rainwater runoff over the surface of land, limits

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The Groundwater of South-eastern Poland and Problems of Its Protection, .). The area in question is characterised by a highly diversified and complicated geological structure. Its northern part belongs to the Carpathian Foredeep, and the southern part to the Outer Flysch Carpathians. Significant lithologic differentiation of Cretaceous – Palaeogene – Neogene deposits (

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,Creation of the Polish–Belarusian–Ukrainian Water Policy in the Bug River Basin: The Project Carried the Western Bug as distinct from the other Ukrainian river – the Southern Bug. The Bug River basin with total area 39,420.3 km. belongs to the Baltic Sea catchment and comprises 20.3% the Vistula River basin. 49.2% the Bug River basin belongs to Poland, 23.4% to Belarus and 27.4% to Ukraine. Polis

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Comparison of Ukrainian and Polish Groundwater Monitoring Methodologies in the Case of Tests Made aent. Water protection is also a key element of human existence; therefore, it is the highest priority under the European Union legislation. In accordance with the Water Framework Directive, water is not a commercial product like any other but, rather, a heritage which must be protected, defended and

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Financial Dimension of Resource Mobilization for Environmental Projects in Eastern Europe, includes above all presentations of the outcomes of some of initiatives and projects being lately implemented in the selected countries of Eastern Europe region, as well as introduction to the activities of the relevant institutions. As the supplementary issue, the publication deals with the future

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