Titlebook: Managing European Coasts; Past, Present and Fu Jan Vermaat,Wim Salomons,Kerry Turner Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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,Defining a good ecological status of coastal waters — a case study for the Elbe plume,akers. An argument is presented for the use of ecosystem integrity assessment based on indicators of function and state. Ecosystem integrity is understood to be reflected in exergy capture (here expressed as net primary production), storage capacity (as nutrient input/outut balances for coastal sedi

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The EU Water Framework Directive: Challenges for institutional implementation,s. It focuses on how the WFD aims to meet the goal of integrated water resource management. It then examines some of the challenges of implementing the Directive in a EU member state with advanced water policies (The Netherlands) and a potential EU member state (Turkey). It concludes that in the Net

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,Assessment and monitoring requirements for the adaptive management of Europe’s regional seas,oach’ offers an opportunity to develop more integrated policies within rational system boundaries. However, policymakers often express concern regarding how this approach should be delivered. An adaptive management scheme is offered that works towards publicly understandable ecological quality objec

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,Group report: Global change and the European coast — climate change and economic development,rts the outcome of the group discussion centred round the three questions posed by Nicholls and Klein on how the coastal zone can be effectively managed in the future. The first question asked how we can marry together the human and natural values of a system in the upcoming decades. The results of

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