Avancées, limites et perspectives de la Directive Cadre sur l’eau à l’échéance 2015

Maillet, Grégoire

doi:10.4000/norois.5606

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“…In addition to older emission standards, river ecology itself became the main indicator for the environmental efficiency of the sanitation systems. However, the territorial management system, structured by negotiations between stakeholders with different interests and negotiating weight, and surrounded by scientific controversies about the definition of indicators, has been criticised by both researchers and river managers for its slowness in reducing aquatic pollution by wastewater discharges, and WFD environmental objectives are far from being achieved in France (Maillet 2015).…”

Section: Ecologisation: Sentinel Species Look Out For the River's 'Good Ecological Status'mentioning

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Brives

2021

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Without microbes, no other forms of life would be possible. But what does it mean to be with microbes? In this book, 24 contributors attune to microbes and describe their multiple relationships with humans and others. Ethnographic explorations with fermented foods, waste, faecal matter, immunity, antimicrobial resistance, phages, as well as indigenous and scientific understandings of microbes challenge ideas of them being simple entities: not just pathogenic foes, old friends or good fermentation minions, but much more. Following various entanglements, the book tells how these relations transform both humans and microbes in the process.

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Section: Ecologisation: Sentinel Species Look Out For the River's 'Good Ecological Status'mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Brives

2021

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“…The Water Framework Directive was transposed into French laws by the adoption of the Law 2004‐338 of 21 April 2004. The Law 2004‐338 of 21 April 2004 establishes the implementation of the objectives of the Water Framework Directive through the updating of Water Development and Management Master Plans (SDAGE) (Maillet, 2015). Circular WFD 2005/12 of 28 July 2005 completes the Law 2004‐338 of 21 April 2004 on the definition of good ecological and chemical status of rivers by indicating the threshold values to be met (Maillet, 2015).…”

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“…The Law 2004‐338 of 21 April 2004 establishes the implementation of the objectives of the Water Framework Directive through the updating of Water Development and Management Master Plans (SDAGE) (Maillet, 2015). Circular WFD 2005/12 of 28 July 2005 completes the Law 2004‐338 of 21 April 2004 on the definition of good ecological and chemical status of rivers by indicating the threshold values to be met (Maillet, 2015). The French law on water and aquatic systems (LEMA) of 30 December 2006 also completes the Law 2004‐338 of 21 April 2004 by giving several tools to French municipalities to achieve the objectives of good ecological and chemical status of rivers within their territory.…”

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Study of the impact of the Îlot Tison weir on bedload transport of the Clain River (Poitiers, France) using BASEMENT software

Beaudoin

2022

River Research & Apps

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An increasing number of numerical morphodynamic models predict the evolution of bed configuration over a wide spectrum of spatial and temporal scales due to the development of advanced numerical methods and increased computational power. The increasing use of numerical morphodynamic models is closely related to the growing availability of high‐resolution river data sets. Today, the main difficulty in using numerical morphodynamic models is that they are used by nonspecialists modellers or modellers that are not morphodynamics specialists, which can lead to errors. These errors include inadequate parameterization of processes for applications at larger spatial and temporal scales, confusion between physical and numerical phenomena when interpreting numerical results, and the assumption that there is a need for a huge volume of data for developing numerical morphodynamic models. The present work aims to achieve two objectives. To avoid these errors, the first objective is to outline the steps in the development of numerical morphodynamic models. The development of numerical morphodynamic models is now possible with public databases. The second objective is to show the effectiveness of BASEMENT to study the impact of existing and future structures on the river hydrodynamics and bedload transport using case study examples.

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The Water Framework Directive’s “percentage of surface water bodies at good status”: unveiling the hidden side of a “hyperindicator”

Meybeck

Esculier

2017

Ecological Indicators

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Avancées, limites et perspectives de la Directive Cadre sur l’eau à l’échéance 2015

Cited by 5 publications

References 40 publications

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Study of the impact of the Îlot Tison weir on bedload transport of the Clain River (Poitiers, France) using BASEMENT software

The Water Framework Directive’s “percentage of surface water bodies at good status”: unveiling the hidden side of a “hyperindicator”

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