Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Catchment Management - New Edition

The Handbook of Catchment Management by Wiley-Blackwell serves as an essential resource for understanding modern water management. While the 2010 edition set the benchmark for how water management within a catchment context has evolved, this updated volume addresses the new phase of development required to meet contemporary and future challenges. This text provides deep insights into the shifting landscape of environmental science. It covers critical topics such as climate change uncertainty and the evolving understanding of ecological functioning under changing conditions. As the world moves toward a low-carbon, energy efficient, and circular society, this handbook provides the necessary context for professionals and students working in civil engineering and water resources. Readers will find detailed information regarding the multiple uses of water and the management of emerging new pollutants. Whether you are studying the impacts of environmental change or looking for guidance on sustainable water practices, this handbook offers a comprehensive look at the current state of catchment management.