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Condizione: New. Hendra, Sue (illustratore).

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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 2025 OUP hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. From the dustjacket: The volume provides the first comprehensive account of the European Commission under its first female president, Ursula von der Leyen (2019-2024). Contents: Introduction: The European Commission under President Ursula von der Leyen-A Critical Actornness Approach by Gabriele Abels, Johanna Kantola, Emanuela Lombardo, and Henriette Muller PART I. CONCEPTUAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL APPROACHES TO 'A UNION OF EQUALITY' 1. A 'Union of Equality': A New Doctrine for the European Union? by Agnes Hubert and Sophie Jacquot 2. Words and Deeds?: The von der Leyen Commission's Defense of Equality in Times of Anti-Gender Opposition by Emanuela Lombardo and Lucrecia Rubio Grundell 3. 'Through the Side Door': Ursula von der Leyen's Unconventional Path to Power by Joyce Marie Mushaben PART II. THE VON DER LEYEN COMMISSION: GENDER, STRUCTURE, AND LEADERSHIP 4. Political Leadership, (Gender) Equality, and Crises: Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Agenda-Setting by Henriette Muller 5. The Long (and Still Incomplete) March to Gender Parity: von der Leyen I in Historical Perspective by Sara Connolly, Hussein Kassim, Josefine Lynggaard, Andrew Thompson, and Pierre Alayrac 6. Von der Leyen's Gender-Balanced Team: A New Way of Operating in the College of Commissioners? by John A. Scherpereel, Michel Mitri, and Alida Schreuders 7. Gendering the Interinstitutional Landscape: Relations of the von der Leyen Commission to the European Parliament and the Council by Gabriele Abels and Johanna Kantola PART III. POLICIES AND POLITICS UNDER THE EQUALITY LENS: THE SIX PRIORITIES OF THE VON DER LEYEN COMMISSION 8. The European Green Deal Through an Equalities Lens: A Missed Opportunity? by Gill Allwood and Annica Kronsell 9. An Economy that Works for the People: Social and Economic Policy by Paul Copeland and Anna Elomaki 10. A Europe Fit for the Digital Age: Combating Online Violence Against Women by Olga Jurasz 11. Toward a More Gender-equal EU Migration Policy?: Gender and Sexuality in the New Pact on Migration and Asylum by Amandine Le Bellec and Jane Freedman 12. A Stronger Europe in the World: Is von der Leyen's 'Geopolitical Turn' Fostering or Hindering Gender Justice? by Hanna L. Muhlenhoff, Toni Haastrup, and Roberta Guerrina 13. The Citizenwashing of von der Leyen's 'New Push for European Democracy': The Conference on the Future of Europe and the Commission's European Citizens' Panels by Alvaro Oleart PART IV. CRISES AND RESPONSES: THE COMMISSION IN TURBULENT TIMES 14. Gendering the EU's COVID-19 Pandemic Response: The Recovery and Resilience Facility by Muireann O'Dwyer and Stefanie Wohl 15. The Commission as a Critical Actor for Strengthening Supranational Rule of Law Enforcement?: The Mixed Record of the von der Leyen Commission by Lisa H. Anders and Sonja Priebus 16. EU Values in Gendered Violence Legislation: The Directive on Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence by Valentine Berthet and Lise Rolandsen Agustin 17. Facing Unprecedented Challenges: Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Russia's War in Ukraine by Ingeborg Tommel 18. 'Free to Be Yourself in the EU': The von der Leyen Commission and LGBTIQ Equality in the Eastern Partnership Countries by Maryna Shevtsova PART V. LOOKING AHEAD: TOWARD A 'UNION OF EQUALITY'? Conclusions: Political Leadership and the Differential von der Leyen Effect in European Policy-Making by Henriette Muller and Michael W. Bauer.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Narrative water quality criteria are an integral component of States' water quality standards but they pose special problems when incorporated into the TMDL process. The TMDL process is typically a quantitative activity, defining numeric allowable loads necessary to meet a numeric water quality objective. Narrative criteria confound development of quantitative TMDLs, due to the absence of these numeric criteria. The objective of this research was to improve the methods for addressing narrative water quality criteria in the TMDL process. The problems associated with narrative criteria in the TMDL process are known in general terms but, prior to this research, there has not been a thorough review of the use of narrative criteria in TMDLs nor broad guidance on how to address narrative criteria in the TMDL process. The approach taken for this research was to define the range of problems associated with all types of narrative criteria by means of a comprehensive review of 120 narrative TMDLs, and provide guiding principles to help address these problems.Adherence to these guiding principles is expected to significantly improve the evaluation of water bodies for impairment of a designated use based on non-attainment of narrative water quality criteria, resulting in more accurate 303(d) lists with a greater focus on those water bodies truly impaired. Also, adherence to these guiding principles will contribute to improvements in the TMDL development process, resulting in a greater degree of success in attaining designated uses when a TMDL is implemented . This publication can also be purchased and downloaded via Pay Per View on Water Intelligence Online - click on the Pay Per View icon below Narrative water quality criteria are an integral component of States' water quality standards but they pose special problems when incorporated into the TMDL process. The TMDL process is typically a quantitative activity, defining numeric allowable loads necessary to meet a numeric water quality objective. Narrative criteria confound development of quantitative TMDLs, due to the absence of these numeric criteria. The objective of this research was to improve the methods for addressing narrative water quality criteria in the TMDL process. The problems associated with narrative criteria in the TMDL process are known in general terms but, prior to this research, there has not been a thorough review of the use of narrative criteria in TMDLs nor broad guidance on how to address narrative criteria in the TMDL process. The approach taken for this research was to define the range of problems associated with all types of narrative criteria by means of a comprehensive review of 120 narrative TMDLs, and provide guiding principles to help address these problems. Adherence to these guiding principles is expected to significantly improve the evaluation of water bodies for impairment of a designated use based on non-attainment of narrative water quality criteria, resulting in more accurate 303(d) lists with a greater focus on those water bodies truly impaired. Also, adherence to these guiding principles will contribute to improvements in the TMDL development process, resulting in a greater degree of success in attaining designated uses when a TMDL is implemented . This publication can also be purchased and downloaded via Pay Per View on Water Intelligence Online - click on the Pay Per View icon below Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. TMDLs, or total maximum daily loads, are required under the Clean Water Act, Section 303(d), for waterbodies that do not attain water quality standards. The objective of this research was to review the existing TMDL process and to develop an improved design for TMDL development where improvements are needed. This objective was accomplished through: (1) Identifying and verifying problems with the existing TMDL program; (2) Formulating a range of recommended improvement options on specific topics that address identified weaknesses; and (3) Providing case studies examples that highlight these recommended changes to improve the TMDL process. The research team identified ten specific areas for improvement, based on a review of approved TMDLs, a survey of state programs, and an in-depth review of specific case study examples. These topics relate to specific steps and/or methods employed in the TMDL development process.They include: estimating background pollutant loads; quantifying nonpoint source loads using simple methods; incorporating urban wet weather sources; selecting critical conditions; guiding principles for modeling; estimating the TMDL margin of safety; approaches to the allocation of loads; linking best management practices to load reduction; implementation planning, tracking, and adaptation; and adaptive watershed management. Each topic is addressed in a separate chapter of the report, with a discussion, recommendation of improved approaches where appropriate, and specific examples to help guide water quality professionals when developing or reviewing TMDLs. TMDLs, or total maximum daily loads, are required under the Clean Water Act, Section 303(d), for waterbodies that do not attain water quality standards. The objective of this research was to review the existing TMDL process and to develop an improved design for TMDL development where improvements are needed. This objective was accomplished through: (1) Identifying and verifying problems with the existing TMDL program; (2) Formulating a range of recommended improvement options on specific topics that address identified weaknesses; and (3) Providing case studies examples that highlight these recommended changes to improve the TMDL process. The research team identified ten specific areas for improvement, based on a review of approved TMDLs, a survey of state programs, and an in-depth review of specific case study examples. These topics relate to specific steps and/or methods employed in the TMDL development process. They include: estimating background pollutant loads; quantifying nonpoint source loads using simple methods; incorporating urban wet weather sources; selecting critical conditions; guiding principles for modeling; estimating the TMDL margin of safety; approaches to the allocation of loads; linking best management practices to load reduction; implementation planning, tracking, and adaptation; and adaptive watershed management. Each topic is addressed in a separate chapter of the report, with a discussion, recommendation of improved approaches where appropriate, and specific examples to help guide water quality professionals when developing or reviewing TMDLs. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Narrative water quality criteria are an integral component of States water quality standards but they pose special problems when incorporated into the TMDL process. The TMDL process is typically a quantitative activity, defining numeric allowable loads necessary to meet a numeric water quality objective. Narrative criteria confound development of quantitative TMDLs, due to the absence of these numeric criteria. The objective of this research was to improve the methods for addressing narrative water quality criteria in the TMDL process. The problems associated with narrative criteria in the TMDL process are known in general terms but, prior to this research, there has not been a thorough review of the use of narrative criteria in TMDLs nor broad guidance on how to address narrative criteria in the TMDL process.  The approach taken for this research was to define the range of problems associated with all types of narrative criteria by means of a comprehensive review of 120 narrative TMDLs, and provide guiding principles to help address these problems.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Narrative water quality criteria are an integral component of States water quality standards but they pose special problems when incorporated into the TMDL process. The TMDL process is typically a quantitative activity, defining numeric allowable loads necessary to meet a numeric water quality objective. Narrative criteria confound development of quantitative TMDLs, due to the absence of these numeric criteria. The objective of this research was to improve the methods for addressing narrative water quality criteria in the TMDL process. The problems associated with narrative criteria in the TMDL process are known in general terms but, prior to this research, there has not been a thorough review of the use of narrative criteria in TMDLs nor broad guidance on how to address narrative criteria in the TMDL process.  The approach taken for this research was to define the range of problems associated with all types of narrative criteria by means of a comprehensive review of 120 narrative TMDLs, and provide guiding principles to help address these problems.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. TMDLs, or total maximum daily loads, are required under the Clean Water Act, Section 303(d), for waterbodies that do not attain water quality standards.  The objective of this research was to review the existing TMDL process and to develop an improved design for TMDL development where improvements are needed.  This objective was accomplished through: (1) Identifying and verifying problems with the existing TMDL program; (2) Formulating a range of recommended improvement options on specific topics that address identified weaknesses; and (3) Providing case studies examples that highlight these recommended changes to improve the TMDL process.    The research team identified ten specific areas for improvement, based on a review of approved TMDLs, a survey of state programs, and an in-depth review of specific case study examples.   Each topic is addressed in a separate chapter of the report, with a discussion, recommendation of improved approaches where appropriate, and specific examples to help guide water quality professionals when developing or reviewing TMDLs.…

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Condizione: New. 2003. paperback. . . . . .

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Paperback. Condizione: New. TMDLs, or total maximum daily loads, are required under the Clean Water Act, Section 303(d), for waterbodies that do not attain water quality standards.  The objective of this research was to review the existing TMDL process and to develop an improved design for TMDL development where improvements are needed.  This objective was accomplished through: (1) Identifying and verifying problems with the existing TMDL program; (2) Formulating a range of recommended improvement options on specific topics that address identified weaknesses; and (3) Providing case studies examples that highlight these recommended changes to improve the TMDL process.    The research team identified ten specific areas for improvement, based on a review of approved TMDLs, a survey of state programs, and an in-depth review of specific case study examples.   Each topic is addressed in a separate chapter of the report, with a discussion, recommendation of improved approaches where appropriate, and specific examples to help guide water quality professionals when developing or reviewing TMDLs.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Narrative water quality criteria are an integral component of States water quality standards but they pose special problems when incorporated into the TMDL process. The TMDL process is typically a quantitative activity, defining numeric allowable loads necessary to meet a numeric water quality objective. Narrative criteria confound development of quantitative TMDLs, due to the absence of these numeric criteria. The objective of this research was to improve the methods for addressing narrative water quality criteria in the TMDL process. The problems associated with narrative criteria in the TMDL process are known in general terms but, prior to this research, there has not been a thorough review of the use of narrative criteria in TMDLs nor broad guidance on how to address narrative criteria in the TMDL process.  The approach taken for this research was to define the range of problems associated with all types of narrative criteria by means of a comprehensive review of 120 narrative TMDLs, and provide guiding principles to help address these problems.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. TMDLs, or total maximum daily loads, are required under the Clean Water Act, Section 303(d), for waterbodies that do not attain water quality standards.  The objective of this research was to review the existing TMDL process and to develop an improved design for TMDL development where improvements are needed.  This objective was accomplished through: (1) Identifying and verifying problems with the existing TMDL program; (2) Formulating a range of recommended improvement options on specific topics that address identified weaknesses; and (3) Providing case studies examples that highlight these recommended changes to improve the TMDL process.    The research team identified ten specific areas for improvement, based on a review of approved TMDLs, a survey of state programs, and an in-depth review of specific case study examples.   Each topic is addressed in a separate chapter of the report, with a discussion, recommendation of improved approaches where appropriate, and specific examples to help guide water quality professionals when developing or reviewing TMDLs.…