River Ecosystem Health Assessment and Implications for Post-Project Environmental Appraisal in China

Ang Chen; Xin Sui; Dong Sheng Wang; Wen Gen Liao; Sai Nan Wu; Jie Tao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.692.8

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Preface and Organizing Committee

Study of Absorption of Heavy Metals (Pb,Cu) in Phragmites australis in Lingang New City
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River Ecosystem Health Assessment and Implications for Post-Project Environmental Appraisal in China
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Impact of Long Transport on Taiwan’s Ozone Air Quality from East Asia
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Water Quality Monitoring Based on Mobile Measurable System
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Innovative Application of Renewable Resources to Alleviate our Current Environmental Crisis
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Influence of Forest Gaps and Litter on Growth of Castanopsis fargesii and Castanopsis carlesii in the Pinus massoniana Pure Forest of the Three Gorges Reservoir Area
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Removal of Organochlorine Pesticides in Constructed Wetlands
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Research on the Plant Selection of Buffer Zone and Pollutants Removal Ability of Plants in Ashi River Basin
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River Ecosystem Health Assessment and Implications for Post-Project Environmental Appraisal in China

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This paper mainly summarized the theoretical, methodology and practical development of river ecosystem health assessment. And analyzed the priorities and major issues we are facing. Combined with post-project environmental appraisal (PPEA) which is now increasingly be used. At last recommendations for PPEA in dam and reservoir projects was proposed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 692)

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Ang Chen, Xin Sui*, Dong Sheng Wang, Wen Gen Liao, Sai Nan Wu, Jie Tao

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Habitat Assessment, Post-Project Environmental Appraisal, River Ecosystem Health Assessment

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