BRICS Countries: Sustainable Water Resource Management and Pollution Control by Li, Yiping; Chaudhuri, Hirok; Corrêa Rotunno Filho, Otto;

Long description:

This book provides a detailed study and assessment of water resources management and

pollution control in different BRICS countries. The regions involved are

Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. This book gives important

insight into how future sustainability depends on the development of effective

water governance mechanisms at the level of countries. According to the

regional characteristics from different aspects it cuts into the water

environment problems and studies in different ways, which is multifaceted and

targeted. Using case studies that include environmentally integrated basin

experiments (eibex) of Brazil, groundwater overflow zone of India, semi-arid

river basin of South Africa and so on, this volume provides critical

information for researchers and policymakers.

Table of Contents:

Brazil: Environmentally Integrated Basin Experiments (EIBEX) driven by Hydrological Change, Sustainable Practices and Water Security in Brazil.- Paths to Clean Water under Rapidly Changing Environment.- Critical Assessment of Groundwater Overflow Zone for Sustainable Management in North East India.- Performance Evaluation of Seismic Resisting Potential of Geo-Composite Liner in Waste Containment Structures – Some case studies.- Study on photocatalyst for removal of organic pollutants from the water of Damodar River, India.- Integrated River Restoration Protocol – The Restoration of Lower Order Streams in Large River Networks.- China: paths to clean water under increasingly dynamic environment.- Sustainable Management of Water Resources in a Semi-Arid River Basin Under Climate Change: A Case Study in South Africa.- Behaviour theories to understand perception of public towards acceptance of recycled wastewater.- Wastewater-Based Epidemiology for Early Warning and Surveillance Of Covid-19