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Springer Natural and Constructed Wetlands - Nutrients, Heavy Metals, Energy

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Description

This Springer book extends knowledge on wetland ecosystem services through cutting-edge research, combining achievements in carbon sequestration, nutrient accumulation, macrophyte decomposition, and wastewater treatment across natural and constructed wetlands worldwide. The volume presents up-to-date results from ongoing research and serves as an essential resource for wetland scientists, researchers, engineers, designers, regulators, decision-makers, university teachers, landscape engineers, landscape planners, and water authorities. It addresses global warming mitigation strategies and provides comprehensive coverage of how wetlands function as critical ecosystems for environmental management and sustainability.

Key Features

Covers carbon sequestration and nutrient accumulation in both natural and constructed wetlands globally.

Addresses wastewater treatment and global warming mitigation through wetland ecosystem management.

Suitable for wetland scientists, engineers, designers, researchers, and environmental regulators.

Combines macrophyte decomposition research with energy cycling and heavy metals analysis.

Essential reference for landscape engineers, planners, and water authority decision-makers.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
07 September 2016
Listed Since
13 April 2016

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