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Editorial
Wetlands and Sustainability
by Richard Smardon
Water 2014, 6(12), 3724-3726; https://doi.org/10.3390/w6123724 - 28 Nov 2014
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This editorial provides an overview of the special issue “Wetlands and Sustainability”. In particular, the special issue contains a review of Paul Keddy’s book “Wetland Ecology” with specific reference to wetland sustainability. It also includes papers addressing wetland data acquisition via radar and [...] Read more.
This editorial provides an overview of the special issue “Wetlands and Sustainability”. In particular, the special issue contains a review of Paul Keddy’s book “Wetland Ecology” with specific reference to wetland sustainability. It also includes papers addressing wetland data acquisition via radar and remote sensing to better understand wetland system dynamics, hydrologic processes linked to wetland stress and restoration, coastal wetlands land use conflict/management, and wetland utilization for water quality treatment. Full article
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Wetlands and Sustainability)
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Book Review
Wetland Ecology Principles and Conservation, Second Edition
by Richard Smardon
Water 2014, 6(4), 813-817; https://doi.org/10.3390/w6040813 - 2 Apr 2014
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This is a book review of Wetland Ecology Principles and Conservation, second edition, by Paul Keddy. This review focuses on the book’s content as it relates to wetland sustainability for both science and management. Besides overall comments, comparisons are made with the first [...] Read more.
This is a book review of Wetland Ecology Principles and Conservation, second edition, by Paul Keddy. This review focuses on the book’s content as it relates to wetland sustainability for both science and management. Besides overall comments, comparisons are made with the first edition of the book and then very specific chapter-by-chapter relationships to wetland sustainability are made to illustrate specific applications toward wetland sustainability. Full article
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Wetlands and Sustainability)
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