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Water Science & Technology
Volume 52 Number 6
Contents
- 1–9
- Uncertainty and precaution in environmental management
- M.Krayer von Krauss, M.B.A.van Asselt, M. Henze, J. Ravetz and M.B. Beck
- 11–17
- The post-normal sciences of precaution
- J. Ravetz
- 19–24
- Precaution, law and principles of good administration
- E. Fisher
- 25–34
- Late lessons from early warnings: towards precaution and realism in research and policy
- D. Gee and M.P.Krayer von Krauss
- 35–41
- The precautionary principle in times of intermingled uncertainty and risk: some regulatory complexities
- M.B.A.van Asselt and E. Vos
- 43–50
- Globalisation, environmental harm, and progress:the role of consensus and liability
- H. Zandvoort
- 51–57
- Recent development in the field of international liability regimes to tackle environmental risks
- J. Bally
- 59–64
- The precautionary principle and international conflict over domestic regulation: mitigating uncertainty and improving adaptive capacity
- K.A. Oye
- 65–71
- Precautionary information-generation in scienceand the law
- C. Cranor
- 73–79
- Reflections on uncertainty in risk assessment and risk management by the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) precautionary principle workgroup
- H. Sanderson, C.H. Stahl, R. Irwin and M.D. Rogers
- 81–86
- The optimisation approach of ALARA in nuclear practice: an early application of the Precautionary Principle. Scientific uncertainty versus legal uncertainty
- S. Lierman and L. Veuchelen
- 87–92
- Uncertainty as a monster in the science–policy interface: four coping strategies
- Jeroenvan der Sluijs
- 93–98
- Management of environmental uncertainty in maintenance dredging of polluted harbours in Norway
- S. Cañellas-Boltà, R. Strand and B. Killie
- 99–106
- Stretched peer-review on unexpected results (GMOs)
- A.I. Myhr
- 107–113
- Precaution and Participatory Integrated Assessment of GM crops in Spain
- J.David Tàbara
- 115–124
- Integrated management of natural resources: dealing with ambiguous issues, multiple actors and diverging frames
- A. Dewulf, M. Craps, R. Bouwen, T. Taillieu and C. Pahl-Wostl
- 125–131
- A guidance for assessing and communicating uncertainties
- P.H.M. Janssen, A.C. Petersen, J.P.van der Sluijs, J.S. Risbey and J.R. Ravetz
- 133–144
- Experiences with the NUSAP system for multidimensional uncertainty assessment
- J.van der Sluijs, M. Craye, S. Funtowicz, P. Kloprogge, J. Ravetz and J. Risbey
- 145–152
- Using the W&H integrated uncertainty analysis framework with non-initiated experts
- M.P.Krayer von Krauss and P.H.M. Janssen
- 153–160
- An integrated methodology for recording uncertainties about environmental data
- J.D. Brown, G.B. Heuvelink and J.C. Refsgaard
- 161–166
- Sources of uncertainty in economic analysis of the Water Framework Directive
- J. Myšiak and K. Sigel
- 167–175
- On the concept of model structural error
- K. Beven
- 177–186
- Model uncertainty – parameter uncertainty versus conceptual models
- A.L. Højberg and J.C. Refsgaard
- 187–193
- Impact of morphological parameters on water quality variables of a regulated lowland river
- K.-E. Lindenschmidt, K. Poser and M. Rode
- 195–203
- The case of Lake Balaton: how can we exercise precaution?
- L. Somlyódy and M. Honti
- 205–212
- Carbon sequestration, the precautionary approach and the responsibility of scientists
- L. Buhl-Mortensen, A. Myhr and S. Welin
- 213–225
- Uncertainty, imprecision, and the precautionary principle in climate change assessment
- M.E. Borsuk and L. Tomassini
- 227–234
- Uncertainty and precaution in European environmental risk assessment of chemicals
- F.A.M. Verdonck, P.A.Van Sprang and P.A. Vanrolleghem
- 235–242
- Resources and uncertainties in evaluation of chemicals: basic methodological developments
- P.B. Sørensen, D.B. Lerche and R. Brüggemann
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