Environmental Aspects of Dredging/Экологические аспекты дноуглубительных работ

Издание на английском языке
The book examines the environmental aspects of dredging, emphasizing their necessity for the development of civilization and the impact on the environment. She analyzes the effects of dredging, such as changes in coastal morphology, water quality, and wildlife habitats. Particular attention is paid to the complexity of the marine ecosystem and the difficulties in predicting the effects of dredging, especially in the case of contaminated materials. The book also discusses the importance of thorough research and impact assessment before dredging, as well as current international and national legislation governing this activity. In addition, the positive aspects of the reuse of dredged materials to improve the environment and create new habitats are being considered. In general, the publication seeks to update and systematize knowledge about the environmental impact of dredging, reflecting current developments in this field.

Contents
Acknowledgements
Foreword
1 Consciousness, Concern and Cooperation
2 Players, Processes and Perspectives
3 Control, Coherence and Coordination
4 Effects, Ecology and Economy
5 Investigation, Interpretation and Impact
6 Machines, Methods and Mitigation
7 Reuse, Recycle or Relocate
8 Monitoring, Measuring and Management
9 Frameworks, Philosophies and the Future
References/Bibliography
Annex A: International Legislation
Annex B: Case Histories
Annex C: Characteristic Features and Functions of Aquatic Systems
Annex D: Dredged Material Properties
Index