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<p><p>this Book, Which Has Been Prepared By An International Group Of Experts, Provides Comprehensive Guidance For The Design, Planning And Implementation Of Assessments And Monitoring Programmes For Water Bodies Used For Recreation. It Addresses The Wide Range Of Hazards Which May Be Encountered And Emphasizes The Importance Of Linking Monitoring Programmes To Effective And Feasible Management Actions To Protect Human Health. It Also Provides Details Of Sampling And Analytical Methods.<br>this Book Will Be An Invaluable Source Of Information For Anyone Concerned With Monitoring And Assessing Recreational Waters, Including Field Staff. It Will Also Be Useful For National And Regional Government Departments Concerned With Tourism And Recreation, And For Students And Special Interest Groups.</p> <h3>booknews</h3> <p>this Book Provides Guidance For The Design, Planning, And Implementation Of Assessments And Monitoring Programs For Water Bodies Used For Recreation. It Addresses The Wide Range Of Hazards That May Be Encountered And Emphasizes The Importance Of Linking Monitoring Programs To Effective And Feasible Management Actions To Protect Human Health. It Also Provides Details Of Sa

Author
Jamie Bartram and Gareth Rees
Publisher
E&FN Spon; CRC Press
Published
2002
Language
EN
ISBN
9781135920654
Subjects
Engineering, Architecture, Technology

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