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Ecological impacts of flooding in the Dijle catchment upstream of Leuven (Belgium)

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Created : Nov 29, 2012 Published : Nov 29, 2012 Last modified : Nov 29, 2012 12:28 PM

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Water resources in Europe in the context of vulnerability

Water resources in Europe in the context of vulnerability This report describes how the natural cycle of water availability is continuously coming under threat from a variety of different pressures like droughts and water scarcity, pollution, and flood risks which all increase the vulnerability of the freshwater ecosystems and societies. Land use, water abstraction and climate change are human-induced changes that alter the natural flow regimes that exist in water bodies.

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