@ India's Water Future Dear All, I trust this e-mail finds you all in the best of your health and spirit. I have pleasure to inform you all that I have authored a book entitled "Better Groundwater Governance Only Can Ensure Sustained Water Supply", published by Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany. For water security point of view, I request you all to give wide publicity about this book, because, I think public (including all stakeholders) by an large has taken water for granted. The book is ready to be released at the price of 49.90 € Euro. You can get printed copies of the book with up to 70% discount. This one time offer is valid only until 2017-06-10. To place your order, please follow the link: http://www.morebooks.de/bookprice_offer_ca56ec119d933a59ef1400a9bf349962d6df728f?auth_token=d3d3LmxhcC1wdWJsaXNoaW5nLmNvbTo5ZDA3ZTU4NjFlMGEzOGY1Y2M4ZTA4MGI1ODhkMWE2Ng%3D%3D&locale=gb¤cy=EUR Blurb: All countries are confronted with water scarcity of varying types. The daunting biggest challenge for the authorities is in protecting groundwater from depletion and pollution, and making sound managing decisions on complex issues/activities that may affect water supply at local and basin scale. For short-term situation management when water supplies are affected, the managers usually adopt approaches, which involve eliminating immediate, unacceptable impacts on human and the environment, groundwater-use restrictions, regulation, balancing time and resources. However, these may require more research, time, regulations, funding, technology, etc., and be expensive/complex.This book identifies the issues that affect water supply; and makes scientific endeavors to improve all stakeholders’ awareness and understanding of real groundwater problems, and suggests governance approaches by relevant policies, with strong peoples’ participation efforts by behavioral change. The analysis may be especially useful to professionals in water governance and communications for long-term solutions to ensure sustained water supply, reducing costs and implementing water resources protection strategies, for public benefit. Prof. Partha Sarathi Datta, Independent Consultant on Water and Environment, (Former Project Director, Nuclear Research Laboratory, IARI), New Delhi. E-mail: psdatta1950@gmail.com
Published by Prof. Partha Sarathi Datta, Independent Consultant on Water & Environment
@ India's Water Future
Dear All,
I trust this e-mail finds you all in the best of your health and spirit.
I have pleasure to inform you all that I have authored a book entitled "Better Groundwater Governance Only Can Ensure Sustained Water Supply", published by Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany.
For water security point of view, I request you all to give wide publicity about this book, because, I think public (including all stakeholders) by an large has taken water for granted.
The book is ready to be released at the price of 49.90 € Euro.
You can get printed copies of the book with up to 70% discount. This one time offer is valid only until 2017-06-10.
To place your order, please follow the link:
Blurb: All countries are confronted with water scarcity of varying types. The daunting biggest challenge for the authorities is in protecting groundwater from depletion and pollution, and making sound managing decisions on complex issues/activities that may affect water supply at local and basin scale. For short-term situation management when water supplies are affected, the managers usually adopt approaches, which involve eliminating immediate, unacceptable impacts on human and the environment, groundwater-use restrictions, regulation, balancing time and resources. However, these may require more research, time, regulations, funding, technology, etc., and be expensive/complex.This book identifies the issues that affect water supply; and makes scientific endeavors to improve all stakeholders’ awareness and understanding of real groundwater problems, and suggests governance approaches by relevant policies, with strong peoples’ participation efforts by behavioral change. The analysis may be especially useful to professionals in water governance and communications for long-term solutions to ensure sustained water supply, reducing costs and implementing water resources protection strategies, for public benefit.
Prof. Partha Sarathi Datta,
Independent Consultant on Water and Environment, (Former Project Director, Nuclear Research Laboratory, IARI), New Delhi.
E-mail: psdatta1950@gmail.com