Water quality: management of a natural resource
by James Perry and Elizabeth Vanderklein
- New Delhi: Wiley Blackwell, 2016.
- xiii, 639 p.
1.Water quality management an evolving field for changing values-- 2.History of water quality management the problem and its science -- 3.Attitudes,goals,and management strategies-- 4.Global water resources and how key they are used : the expression of goals and objectives-- 5.Developing standards from the traditions of toxicology -- 6.Classification and environment quality assessment : the search for ecologically accurate aquatic metrics -- 7.The role of scale issues in water quality management-- 8.Water and the hydrologic cycle -- 9.Rivers and streams : one-way flow systems -- 10.Groundwater and water quality : water to live on -- 11.Coastal zone water quality management-- 12.Lakes and water quality impacts-- 13.Wetlands: productive, vital, cleansing, and threatened-- 14.Structuring water management goals by ecological level-- 15.Responses to stress at the ecosystem, community, population, and individual levels -- 16.Regionalization in natural resource management : Ecoregions -- 17.Effects of land use on water quality-- 18.Management of water quality in a forested landscape -- 19.Management of water quality in an agricultural landscape -- 20.Management of water quality in an urban landscape-- 21.Special issue : cultural eutrophication -- 22.Special issue: acidification fo fresh water resources -- 23.Special issue: global change: a proactive management challenge-- 24.Special issue: exotics : a special biological pollutant-- 25.Cultural dimensions of water quality policy-- 26.Paradigms in motion: integrated approaches to water quality policy -- 27.Decision making in practice: case studies