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This book addresses several issues on water security and governance, helping readers to understand how the desire for water-secure basins can be accomplished through an interplay of water security, water resources management and water policies. The book contains a collection of 12 papers addressing specific as well as interlinked topics within the Special Issue scope. The editors are grateful to all contributors who made the book a reality.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- Environmental science, engineering & technology --- hydroelectric power --- physicochemical parameters --- Iberian Bio-monitoring Working Party index --- riparian forest quality --- riverbank erosion --- restoration --- bank stabilisation --- vegetation revetment --- Bangladesh --- climate resilience --- flood protection --- machine learning --- socio-environmental impacts --- environmental monitoring --- water quality --- surface water --- groundwater --- drinking water --- water quality management --- TMDL --- E. coli --- water reuse --- water availability --- governance --- oasis irrigation district --- stability evaluation --- suitable scale --- irrigation management --- rice --- percolation --- scale effects --- hydrologic cycle --- water security --- precipitation --- drought --- flood --- transport planning --- research gap --- water strategy --- Azraq Basin --- water management --- water governance --- integrated river basin management --- good governance --- flow --- water discharge --- land use --- land change --- SWAT model --- n/a
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This book addresses several issues on water security and governance, helping readers to understand how the desire for water-secure basins can be accomplished through an interplay of water security, water resources management and water policies. The book contains a collection of 12 papers addressing specific as well as interlinked topics within the Special Issue scope. The editors are grateful to all contributors who made the book a reality.
hydroelectric power --- physicochemical parameters --- Iberian Bio-monitoring Working Party index --- riparian forest quality --- riverbank erosion --- restoration --- bank stabilisation --- vegetation revetment --- Bangladesh --- climate resilience --- flood protection --- machine learning --- socio-environmental impacts --- environmental monitoring --- water quality --- surface water --- groundwater --- drinking water --- water quality management --- TMDL --- E. coli --- water reuse --- water availability --- governance --- oasis irrigation district --- stability evaluation --- suitable scale --- irrigation management --- rice --- percolation --- scale effects --- hydrologic cycle --- water security --- precipitation --- drought --- flood --- transport planning --- research gap --- water strategy --- Azraq Basin --- water management --- water governance --- integrated river basin management --- good governance --- flow --- water discharge --- land use --- land change --- SWAT model --- n/a
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This book addresses several issues on water security and governance, helping readers to understand how the desire for water-secure basins can be accomplished through an interplay of water security, water resources management and water policies. The book contains a collection of 12 papers addressing specific as well as interlinked topics within the Special Issue scope. The editors are grateful to all contributors who made the book a reality.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- Environmental science, engineering & technology --- hydroelectric power --- physicochemical parameters --- Iberian Bio-monitoring Working Party index --- riparian forest quality --- riverbank erosion --- restoration --- bank stabilisation --- vegetation revetment --- Bangladesh --- climate resilience --- flood protection --- machine learning --- socio-environmental impacts --- environmental monitoring --- water quality --- surface water --- groundwater --- drinking water --- water quality management --- TMDL --- E. coli --- water reuse --- water availability --- governance --- oasis irrigation district --- stability evaluation --- suitable scale --- irrigation management --- rice --- percolation --- scale effects --- hydrologic cycle --- water security --- precipitation --- drought --- flood --- transport planning --- research gap --- water strategy --- Azraq Basin --- water management --- water governance --- integrated river basin management --- good governance --- flow --- water discharge --- land use --- land change --- SWAT model --- hydroelectric power --- physicochemical parameters --- Iberian Bio-monitoring Working Party index --- riparian forest quality --- riverbank erosion --- restoration --- bank stabilisation --- vegetation revetment --- Bangladesh --- climate resilience --- flood protection --- machine learning --- socio-environmental impacts --- environmental monitoring --- water quality --- surface water --- groundwater --- drinking water --- water quality management --- TMDL --- E. coli --- water reuse --- water availability --- governance --- oasis irrigation district --- stability evaluation --- suitable scale --- irrigation management --- rice --- percolation --- scale effects --- hydrologic cycle --- water security --- precipitation --- drought --- flood --- transport planning --- research gap --- water strategy --- Azraq Basin --- water management --- water governance --- integrated river basin management --- good governance --- flow --- water discharge --- land use --- land change --- SWAT model
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The clothing and textile industry is a resource-intensive industry and accounts for 3 to 10 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions. In addition, the industry is extremely linear and generates large amounts of waste. For the industry to move from a linear to a circular economy, several solutions are required along the value chain: upstream by working with resource efficiency, the longevity of textile products, and preventing waste; and downstream with techniques for sorting and recycling. In addition, solutions for traceability and transparency need to be developed and coordinated as accepted methods for sustainability measurements. This Special Issue (SI) "Sustainable Fashion and Textile Recycling" brings together areas of knowledge along the textile value chain to highlight the difficulties and opportunities that exist from both a broader perspective and in specific issues. In this SI, these 11 papers are mainly devoted to new research in traceability, design, textile production, and recycling. Each valuable article included in this Special Issue contributes fundamental knowledge for a transformation of the textile and fashion industry to take place. Numerous studies, solutions, and ideas need to be carried out to create the innovations that will become the reality of our future. Likewise, we need to learn from each other and take advantage of all the fantastic knowledge that is generated globally every day towards a better future for generations to come.
Technology: general issues --- Chemical engineering --- textile recycling --- yarn spinning --- inter-fiber cohesion --- lubricant --- mechanical tearing --- life cycle assessment --- normalization method --- environmental impacts --- ozonation process --- decolorization --- reactive dyed cotton textiles --- “gate-to-gate” life cycle assessment (LCA) --- design methodology --- materials science --- regenerated cellulose --- composites --- fabrication --- material design --- transdisciplinary --- interdisciplinary --- circular economy --- textile life cycle --- environmental aspects --- ecolabel --- sustainable textiles --- textile --- recycling --- circular fashion --- polymer structure --- fashion --- apparel --- challenges --- circularity --- sustainability --- emotional durability --- 3D printing fashion product design --- Korean aesthetic --- polyester --- alkaline hydrolysis --- depolymerization --- peeling reaction --- textile blend --- viscose --- industrial process layout --- regenerated fibres --- regenerated protein fibres --- waste --- valorisation --- garment industry --- manmade fibres --- textile processing --- textile history --- Ardil --- textile waste --- virgin cotton --- denim fabric --- Design-Expert software --- n/a --- "gate-to-gate" life cycle assessment (LCA)
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The reprint identifies key concerns and significant challenges of the future as currently perceived by researchers, industry, policymakers, and other flood management stakeholders. The main themes addressed include: science and technology for flood risk management; handling data and information for flood risk management; flood disaster prevention, mitigation, and adaptation; flood preparedness, response, and recovery; flood decision-making, policy, and governance; and flood resilience.
Technology: general issues --- History of engineering & technology --- Conservation of buildings & building materials --- flooding --- storm surge --- numerical modelling --- high-water marks --- debris --- distributed hydrological model --- flood forecasting --- TOPKAPI --- Zhenjiang River --- small- and medium-sized river --- OSS-SR --- facilitator --- flood resilience --- disaster literacy --- community-based --- e-learning --- extreme floods --- disaster chain --- impact assessment --- flood damage --- environmental impacts --- unsteady flows --- flood wave propagation --- Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers --- index-velocity method --- stage-discharge method --- rating curves --- flood risk management --- innovations --- dikes --- flood decision-making --- knowledge uptake --- historical data source --- flood mapping --- poorly gauged catchments --- citizen science --- low impact development --- sea-level rise --- adaptation --- flood risk --- water resources --- low-lying coasts --- extreme rain --- pluvial flood --- basement flood --- wastewater --- inflow and infiltration --- Canada --- flood management issues --- natural disasters --- climate change --- government policies --- flood hazard --- CaMa-Flood --- flood map viewer --- floodplain mapping
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Achieving success along the entire production and supply chain of a dairy sector depends explicitly on adopting a sustainable 'state of the art' approach. In this regard, understanding key sustainability indicators and challenges with a holistic approach is vital. Appropriate design, application of novel technologies, implementation of life cycle analysis, upgradation and optimization of the entire production line are some of the key factors to be measured. In addition, it is vital that due consideration is given to demands of the producers, consumers, and dependent industries. Nevertheless, concern for the environment, social security and economy of the region should not be ignored. Precise planning ('on-farm' and 'off-farm') assumes importance especially when circular economy strategies needs to be considered. With these as background, this book is focused towards identifying present opportunities and overcoming future sustainability challenges in the global dairy sector.
Research & information: general --- Biology, life sciences --- Technology, engineering, agriculture --- dairy --- water --- review --- modelling --- water footprint --- agriculture --- feed additive --- methane mitigation --- enteric emissions --- greenhouse gas --- climate change --- LCA --- environmental impacts --- intensification --- technical efficiency --- four-component model --- endogeneity --- input distance function --- meta-frontier --- stochastic frontier analysis --- dairy processing industry --- European Union --- proanthocyanidins --- condensed tannins --- secondary plant metabolites --- methane --- ruminants --- farm --- organization --- governance --- adoption --- agroecology --- practices --- regulation --- Brazil --- ammonia emissions --- dairy cow --- flushing --- freestall barn --- scraping --- heat pump --- dairy farming --- water heater --- ASHP --- ASHPWH --- usable water --- emissions --- sustainability --- farm type --- sustainable management --- small-/medium-scale animal farms --- food science --- customer experience design --- food well-being --- food psychology --- hedonia --- eudaimonia --- meaningful consumption --- artisan products --- local food --- profit cows --- economic sustainability --- knowledge transfer --- production disease --- production disease economics --- emission factor --- enteric fermentation --- gross energy --- milking cows --- dairy industry --- supply chain management --- safety failure factors --- interpretive structural modeling --- MICMAC analysis --- agro-livestock sector --- GHG emissions
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This is a reprint of the MDPI IJERPH Special Issue entitled "COVID-19 and Environment: Impacts of a Global Pandemic". The reprint consists of 17 papers with different topics related to the COVID-19 pandemic and environmental impacts using data from different countries all over the globe.
Medicine --- Epidemiology & medical statistics --- risk perception --- China as an international tourism destination --- anticipated emotions --- destination attachment --- post-pandemic --- COVID-19 --- customer behavior --- psychological process --- live-streaming shopping apps --- stimulus-organism-response framework --- Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 --- Flow Theory --- gender --- age --- SARS-CoV-2 --- environmental contamination --- air samples --- surface samples --- bottom trawling --- COVID-19 pandemic lockdown --- environmental impacts --- macrobenthic fauna --- tidal channels --- central Mediterranean Sea --- ethnopharmacology --- skin diseases --- cosmetics --- Lithuania --- global environment --- solid waste --- air quality --- transport --- airborne --- CO2 --- collective transport --- tramway --- filtration --- infectious diseases --- epidemiology --- public health --- elementary teacher --- junior high school teacher --- psychological change --- physical changes --- urban mobility --- parking demand --- IoT parking sensors --- explanatory data analysis --- parking policies --- vaccinations --- pharmacist --- KAP --- infection control --- burnout --- COVID-19 pandemic --- postnatal care --- psychological distress --- psychosocial support --- health-seeking behavior --- appendicitis --- surgical care --- metrology --- data analysis --- atmospheric environment --- pollution --- coronavirus --- comorbidity --- spatial analysis --- logistic regression --- ROC curve --- freight transport --- air freight --- sea shipping --- road transport --- recovery measures --- strategies --- public trust --- perceived societal fairness --- mental health --- air pollution --- PM2.5 concentration --- gym sports --- spatial econometric model
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