Connections among Water Resources, Energy Development,and Environmental Management:Selected Studies from LBNL
Water resources, energy development and environmental management are inextricably connected. We demonstrate these connections by reviewing selected studies in the Earth Sciences Division (ESD) of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), including the potential impact of CO2 geological sequestration on water resources, nuclear waste management, environmental remediation, and water-resources management under climate change. While humans have achieved remarkable economic and technical successes, these three issues mentioned above can significantly constrain the sustainable development of our society. However, any one of them cannot be fully resolved without addressing its connections to the other two. An integrated approach needs to be considered in both research activities and policy-making processes related to water-resources management.
Water resources energy development environmental management
Donald J.DePaolo Hui-Hai Liu
Earth Sciences Division Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory University of California,Berkeley,California 94270
国际会议
International Forum on Water Resources and Sustainable Development(2009水资源与可持续发展高层论坛)
武汉
英文
9-18
2009-09-22（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）