Titlebook: Heavily Modified Water Bodies; Synthesis of 34 Case Eleftheria Kampa,Wenke Hansen Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 EU Water

統(tǒng)治人類

和音

Medicare

Exuberance

Uses, Physical Alterations and Impacts to Hydromorphology,the main “specified uses”, significant anthropogenic pressures (WFD Annex II 1.4), and significant impacts of these pressures on hydromorphology (WFD Annex II 1.5). In the HMWB case studies, this involved a description and assessment of uses, physical alterations (pressures) and significant impacts upon hydromorphology.

緯度

火花

Ecological Status,d AWB also noted that it should be considered whether the risk of failing GES is due to hydromorphological changes and not other pressures such as toxic substances or other quality problems. Step 5 is part of the “risk assessment” process. to be completed by 22 December 2004 (WFD CIS Guidance Document No. 4 2003).

咽下

Provisional Identification of Water Bodies as Heavily Modified,ges, will not be identified as HMWB. The provisional identification of water bodies as HMWB should be completed by 22 December 2004 and is part of the characterisation of River Basin Districts as defined in Annex II of the WFD.