Titlebook: Water Resources Management in Romania; Abdelazim M. Negm,Gheorghe Romanescu,Martina Zeleň Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Wa

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Introduction to “Water Resources Management in Romania”uction (this chapter) and the conclusions (the closing chapter). The main body of the book consists of five themes to cover the water quality, the water supply, the antropic influences to water resources, hydrology and several case studies. The main technical elements of each chapter are presented u

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Implementation of EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) in Romania—European Qualitative Requireme biological and chemical status of natural waters until 2015. The main water resources in Romania are represented by surface waters such as rivers, lakes, and ponds, with the Danube River as main hydrographical axis and as a transboundary river. These water resources are influenced by the values of

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Implementation of EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) in Romania—European Qualitative Requireme biological and chemical status of natural waters until 2015. The main water resources in Romania are represented by surface waters such as rivers, lakes, and ponds, with the Danube River as main hydrographical axis and as a transboundary river. These water resources are influenced by the values of

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Management of Surfaces Water Resources—Ecological Status of the Mureș Waterbody (Superior Mureș Sectago. The rational use of water at all levels, starting from global consumption to local contexts, in accordance with the principles of sustainable development, is a duty of human society. In order to protect water resources, over 70 regulations and directives were drafted at a European level, which

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Causes and Effects of Water Pollution in Romanials) and from diffuse sources of pollution (fertilizers, pesticides and canals, in urban areas). Over-exploitation of underground water wells can lead to indirect diffuse pollution, causing salty water intrusion, exploitation of mineral aggregates. In order to establish water quality, Romania applies

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Drinking Water Supply Systems—Evolution Towards Efficiencya, Iaşi, Cluj all have a long and rich water history, full of achievements. The limited space of one chapter is allowing us to only discuss the case of Cluj, especially the period after 1989. The first section of this chapter highlights the most critical moments in Cluj-Napoca’s water supply history

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