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Land Management and the protection of the water environment:
understanding the impact of new legislation
10 - 13 September 2006
Durham
Preface
The theme of this meeting, held at Durham University, 10-13 September 2006, was Land Management and the Protection of the Water Environment: Understanding the Impact of New Legislation. The symposium aimed to improve our understanding of the implications of recent legislation for hydrological science, to disseminate where we are at in terms of our understanding of the impacts of land management upon the water environment, and to provide a focus for the kinds of hydrological questions that are going to dominate the next 20 years. .
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Forests and floods in Latin America: physical processes,
policy implications and the EPIC FORCE project
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Bathurst, J.C.
Amezaga J.M. Birkinshaw, S.J.
and Calder, I.R. |
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Environmental flow provisions of the former North of Scotland
Hydro-Electric Board: a reappraisal |
Black, A.R.
Gosling, R.D.
Pillai, A.
and Reid C.T. |
Linking hydrology and biogeochemistry in complex landscapes:
implications for diffuse nitrate pollution
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Burt, T.P. |
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The Water Framework Directive: a monitoring strategy for determining the quantity and dynamics of flow in Scotland |
Copestake, P.G.
Goody, N.P.
Gosling, R.D.
Logan, F.H.
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Rodgers, P.J. |
Salmonids and scales: investigating the impact of land management on salmonid populations within a hierarchical framework through the use of remote sensing and GIS
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Dugdale, L.
Lane, S.N.
Brown, J.
Burt, T.P. and
Maltby, A. |
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Insights from modelling catchment tracer response:
implications for diffuse pollution management |
Dunn, S. and
Vinten, A.J.A. |
Can regional climate models reproduce the historic magnitude frequency of severe UK extreme rainfall events, and how will this change under global warming?
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Fowler, H.J.
Blenkinsop, S.
Smith, A.P.
Ekstrom, M.
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Kilsby, C.G. |
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Forests and Water Guidelines: broadleaf woodlands and the protection of freshwaters in acid-sensitive catchments |
Gagkas, Z.
Heal, K.
Stuart, N.
and Nisbet, T.R. |
The implications of future climate and socio-economic change for delivering environmental legislative requirements in East Anglia and North West England
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Henriques, C. and Holman, I.P. |
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Land use change and the water environment of the West Weald over a 30-year period 1971-2001 |
Howorth, R. and Manning, C. |
The impact of upland land management on flooding: preliminary results from a multi-scale modelling programme
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Jackson, B.
Wheater, H.S.
McIntyre, N.R.
and Francis, O.J. |
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The retro-fitting of Sustainable Drainage Systems into established urban areas and its interdisciplinary demands: a case study of Glasgow |
Macdonald, N. and Jones, P. |
The impact of upland land management on flooding:
preliminary results from a multi-scale experimental programme
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Marshall, M.
Frogbrook, Z.L.
Francis, O.J.
Reynolds, B.
McIntyre, N.R.
and Wheater, H.S. |
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Sustainable Catchment Management Programme (SCaMP):
from hilltop to tap |
McGrath, M. and
Smith, M. |
Integrated water resources management: wishful thinking or a practical approach?
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Parsons, S. |
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Practical mitigation options for controlling phosphorus and sediment loss at hillslope scale |
Silgram, M.
Jackson, R.
Quinton, J.
and Stevens, C. |
Drain blocking: an effective treatment for reducing dissolved organic carbon loss and water discoloration in a drained peatland
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Wallage, Z.
Holden, J.
and McDonald, A.T. |
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Utility response to compensation flow compliance:
a case study from Wales |
Webster, P.
Gallimore, S.
Hawnt, R.J.E.
and Bond, S. |
Modelling pesticide leaching potential using PRoMPT
(Pesticide Risk Management and Profiling Tool)
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Whelen, M. |
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Impacts of climate change on hydrology, nitrogen and carbon in upland and lowland streams: assessment of adaptation strategies to meet Water Framework Directive Objectives |
Whitehead, P.G.
Futter, M.
and Wilby, R. |
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Farmers' responses to water quality problems in the
Leet Water catchment |
Widdison, P.
Burt, T.P.
Donoghue, D.N.M.
and Hudson, R. |
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