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The AESP-Net mailing list, maintained by the Association of Energy Services Professionals, provides a forum for the discussion and exchange of information relating to current topics in the energy services industry.
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AGUA-ES
La Lista AGUA-ES tiene por finalidad principal servir de vía de comunicación entre todos aquellos interesados en materias tales como:
- Políticas del agua.
- Derecho de agua.
- Recursos hídricos.
- Planificación hidrológica.
- Gestión integrada del agua.
- Economía del agua.
- Ingeniería del Agua.
- Servicios públicos del agua: abastecimiento, saneamiento, depuración.
- Reutilización del agua.
- Conservación del agua.
- Agua y medio ambiente.
- Protección ambiental de los recursos hídricos.
- Obras hidráulicas y desarrollo sostenible. Evaluación de impacto ambiental.
- El agua y la agricultura.
- Riegos.
- Tecnologías del agua. Biología del medio acuático. Ecología de los recursos hídricos.
- Gestión integrada del agua. Nivel regional, de cuenca, local.
- Problemática de los cursos de agua compartidos.
- España y Portugal.
- Latinoamérica.
Quiere servir para la coordinación de la investigación que se realice en este ámbito, que coincide con el Programa Nacional de Recursos Hídricos, del II Plan Nacional de I + D, no sólo en España sino en todo el mundo hispano hablante. Pretende ser una lista de correo abierta a toda la problemática de las aguas: jurídica, económica, social, ambiental, ecológica, etc. en Español.
Las distintas páginas en castellano ya existentes en la red podrán interconectarse a través del Agua-Es; Para poner en común, datos, ideas, noticias, tecnología, convocatorias, bibliografías, etc.
Web: http://chico.rediris.es/archives/agua-es.html
Alternative Energy
The Alternative Energy mailing list is intended to provide a forum to discuss the current state of the art and future direction of alternative energy sources that are renewable and sustainable.
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BioGroup
The Bioremediation Discussion Group (BioGroup) is a moderated electronic mailing list (Listserver) owned/managed by Schaffner Applied BioGeoSciences, LLC. (SAB) and founded by GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. to establish a forum for discussing intrinsic/enhanced bioremediation topics. If you have an interest in or experience with bioremediation, your participation is strongly encouraged. Please participate frequently, as the success of the group is determined by member participation.
Web: http://www.bioremediationgroup.org/
Clean Air Initiative For Cities - Mailing List
This is a useful tool to generate discussion on topics of general interest to people who are far from each other and prefer to communicate via e-mail instead of participating in Dialogue Rooms.
Mailing lists are formed as people feel the need to engage in conversations through e-mail. We propose the following two, which does not mean that you can only discuss about these matters.
If you wish to open new discussion spaces, just suggest any topic of your interest and we will implement it.
The way in which they work is really simple. You must register in the list with the topic of your interest and provide an active e-mail address to get the messages from the other registered users. If you wish to give an opinion, you have to send an e-mail to the list address. You can also reply to one single person or to a group of registered people.
Clean Air Initiative For Cities (World Bank)
E-mail: Clean_Air@worldbank.org
Web: http://www.cleanairnet.org/cai/1403/propertyvalue-19583.html
Engineering For Developing Communities - Mailing List
The Engineering for Developing Communities program educates globally responsible engineering students and professionals who can offer sustainable and appropriate solutions to the endemic problems faced by developing communities worldwide.
Web: http://www.edc-cu.org/
Environmental Assessment In Countries In Transition - Mailing List
The Discussion Group focuses on Environmental Assessment procedures in Countries in Transition. This is a forum to exchange news, ideas and opinions on the development of legal provisions for and practical implementation of Environmental Impact Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment in CITs.
It has been created for everyone, including governmental officials, NGO members, university teachers and students who:
- are interested in developing EA systems in countries in transition;
- want to learn more from the experience of other countries and receive information on international events in the field of EA;
- are prepared to share their knowledge on EIA legislation and practice in their countries.
The messages posted to the members of this discussion group will cover upcoming EA events (such as conferences and courses), information about new printed and electronic publications in the field of EA and updates on the development of EA in the region. Subscribing to this Discussion Group entitles you to both receive and send such information to all group members. To send your message to the Discussion Group, send an e-mail here
Web: http://www.ceu.hu/envsci/eianetwork/discussion.html
Environmental Assessment In Countries In Transition - Mailing List
The Discussion Group focuses on Environmental Assessment procedures in Countries in Transition. This is a forum to exchange news, ideas and opinions on the development of legal provisions for and practical implementation of Environmental Impact Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment in CITs.
It has been created for everyone, including governmental officials, NGO members, university teachers and students who:
- are interested in developing EA systems in countries in transition;
- want to learn more from the experience of other countries and receive information on international events in the field of EA;
- are prepared to share their knowledge on EIA legislation and practice in their countries.
The messages posted to the members of this discussion group will cover upcoming EA events (such as conferences and courses), information about new printed and electronic publications in the field of EA and updates on the development of EA in the region. Subscribing to this Discussion Group entitles you to both receive and send such information to all group members. To send your message to the Discussion Group, send an e-mail here
Web: http://www.ceu.hu/envsci/eianetwork/discussion.html
hydrologymodel · Hydrological Modelling
This mailing list aims to provide a forum for discussion of scientific research in modelling of hydrologic systems including
- Rainfall-Runoff Modelling
- Overland Flow Modelling
- Unsaturated Flow Modelling
- Groundwater Flow Modelling
- Solute Transport Modelling
- Sea Water Intrusion Modelling
- Water Quality Modelling
- Other relevant aspects of Hydrology and Water Resources Development and Management.
It intends to provide a forum for technical discussions; announcement of new public domain and commercial softwares; calls for abstracts and papers; conference and workshop announcements; and summaries of research results, recent publications, and case studies. Exchange of ideas and experiences regarding use and application of hydrological softwares are also welcome.
Web: http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/hydrologymodel/
IASEE-L
The IASEE-L mailing list, which is maintained by the International Association for Solar Energy Education, is intended to serve as a means of communication between people active and/or interested in renewable energy education at all levels.
To subscribe, send email to the following:
listserv@listserv.gmd.de
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International Institute For Sustainable Development - Mailing lists [Natural Resources]
Management of natural resources is the frontline of the struggle for more sustainable and equitable development.
All our actions ultimately have consequences on the quality and quantity of natural resources on the planet. And environmental degradation is one of the first indications of unsustainable social and economic systems.
Many have concluded that non-renewable resources minerals and petroleum are unlikely to be depleted because as their costs rise, we will find substitutes, we will recycle, or we will make new sources accessible. Yet the extraction of these resources places a heavy toll on natural and social systems.
Indicators show, however, that renewable resources water, forests, topsoil, fisheries are under extreme pressure under our current practices, and their productivity is in decline. These resources are the basis for life on this planet, and their exploitation constitutes the primary source of livelihoods for most of the world's population. As human population doubles, and as we seek to improve the welfare of the three billion people who live on less than two dollars a day, pressure on these resources shall only increase.
Escaping this trap will require great ingenuity and cooperation across nations and cultures. For failure to manage these resources sustainably and equitably is in many cases already leading to conflict and disaster. Resolution of this challenge will be the key to sustainability.
Web: http://www.iisd.org/natres/
Landscape Research Group
For discussion of inter-disciplinary landscape studies including geography, planning, landscape architecture, art history, environmental studies and psychology. Information concerning conferences, publications, workshops and other issues of relevance to the Landscape Research Group are discussed.
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Web: http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/landscape-research.html
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