River-Friendly Cities: An Outline of Historical Changes in Relations between Cities and Rivers and Contemporary Water-Responsible Urbanization Strategies

River-Friendly Cities: An Outline of Historical Changes in Relations between Cities and Rivers and Contemporary Water-Responsible Urbanization Strategies

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River-Friendly Cities: An Outline of Historical Changes in Relations between Cities and Rivers and Contemporary Water-Responsible Urbanization Strategies

River-Friendly Cities: An Outline of Historical Changes in Relations between Cities and Rivers and Contemporary Water-Responsible Urbanization Strategies

$33.00

The history of urbanization was inseparably connected with the exploitation of the environment and the subjugation of rivers.

Today we experience the effects of this expansion in the form of escalating water problems. The book outlines the processes of transformation of anthropogenic, natural and waterborne structures in urban environment, which were presented in three historical phases: the period of Respect, Conquest and Return. River-friendly cities require integrated water management in entire catchments from the source to the recipient. The key to the success of the Return strategy is the recovery of space for greenery and water, responsible spatial planning, circular economy and rainwater management as well as continuous raising of awareness of the whole society.

Book Details

  • Author: Anna Januchta-Szostak
  • Publisher: Peter Lang Gmb H, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
  • eBook ISBN: 9783631826522, 3631826524
  • Print ISBN: 9783631801512, 3631801513
  • Other ISBNs: 9783631826515, 9783631826539

Product Details

TypeBusiness & Economics
SKUGC-2323388164
Tagsebooks, textbooks, business & economics, Books > Business & Economics, Business & Economics

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