Vol. 4, No. 3 (2014), Environment and Natural Resources Research

• • Brazil’s Commitment to Train the Next Generation of Water Leaders: the Potential Role of UNESCO-Hidroex
  • •  Octavio Brito   
    •  Tania Brito   
    •  Richard Meganck   
    • p1
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• • Nutrient and Escherichia coli Attentuation in a Constructed Stormwater Wetland in the North Carolina Coastal Plain
  • •  Charles Humphrey   
    •  Nicholas Chaplinski   
    •  Michael O'Driscoll   
    •  Tim Kelley   
    •  Stephanie Richards   
    • p12
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• • Perceptions of farmers in Bangladesh to Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) as an Agricultural Pest in
  • •  A. H. M. Sarker   
    •  Eivin Røskaft   
    • p23
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• • Boosting Knowledge Through Awareness Raising: An Underexploited Opportunity for Community Forestry in South West Cameroon
  • •  Mbunya Nkemnyi   
    •  Tom Herdt   
    •  Henry Semakula   
    •  Fomengia Nkenglefac   
    • p39
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• • Humic Acids of Leached Chernozems of Western Siberia as Influenced by Human Impact
  • •  Klenov M.   
    • p51
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• • Hyporheic Exchange and Nutrient Uptake in A Forested and Urban Stream in the Southern Appalachians
  • •  Chase Batchelor   
    •  Chuanhui Gu   
    • p56
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• • Development of Household Defluoridation Unit Based on Crushed Burnt Clay Pot as Sorbent Medium: A Case of Keren Community, Eritrea
  • •  Beraki Mehari   
    •  Alfred Mayabi   
    •  Beatrice Kakoi   
    • p67
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• • Opportunity Cost of Biodiversity Conservation and Attitudes Towards it in Assam
  • •  Ratul Mahanta   
    • p83
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• • Urban Water Supply, Wastewater, and Stormwater Considerations in Ancient Hellas: Lessons Learned
  • •  A. Angelakis   
    •  N. Mamassis   
    •  E. Dialynas   
    •  P. Defteraios   
    • p95
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• • Measurements of canopy interception and transpiration of openly-grown eastern redcedar in central Okalhoma
  • •  Patrick Starks   
    •  Bradley Venuto   
    •  William Dugas   
    •  James Kiniry   
    • p103
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• • Participatory Planning of Appropriate Rainwater Harvesting and Management Techniques in the Central Rift Valley Dry Lands of Ethiopia
  • •  Birhanu Biazin   
    •  Geert Sterk   
    •  Melesse Temesgen   
    • p123
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• • Is Plant Growth Influenced by the Electromagnetic Forces that Our Planet is Exposed To?
  • •  Fredrik Stormer   
    •  Frans Wielgolaski   
    • p140
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• • Bed Sediment Influence on River Flow
  • •  Zygmunt Meyer   
    • p144
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• • Comparison of Air Pollution by VOCs Inside the Cabins of New Vehicles
  • •  Joanna Faber   
    •  Krzysztof Brodzik   
    •  Anna Golda-Kopek   
    •  Damian Lomankiewicz   
    •  Jan Nowak   
    •  Antoni Swiatek   
    • p155
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• • Weather Risks in the USA
  • •  Wolfgang Kron   
    • p166
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• • A Re-Visit to the Concept of Sustainability
  • •  Guangwei Huang   
    • p184
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• • Health Risk Connected With the Low Selenium Levels in Foodstuffs of Mongolia
  • •  Erden Erdenetsogt   
    •  Nadezhda Golubkina   
    •  Sergei Nadegkin   
    •  Bayardjargal Monhoo   
    •  Jamiyan Batjargal   
    • p192
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• • Recovery of Stream Communities Following Surface Coal Mine Reclamation
  • •  Scott Hall   
    •  Dave Beeson   
    •  Richard Lockwood   
    • p204
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• • Does Participation in Outdoor Activities Determine Residents’ Appreciation of Nature: A Case Study From the Great Barrier Reef, Australia
  • •  Silva Larson   
    •  Marina Farr   
    •  Natalie Stoeckl   
    •  Adriana Chacon   
    •  Michelle Esparon   
    • p212
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• • Water Quantity and Quality Dimensions in Public and Environmental Health Among the Maasai of Amboseli Area, Kenya
  • •  M. M. Okello   
    •  J. W. Kiringe   
    •  Tome Salaton   
    • p227
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• • Reviewer Acknowledgements for Environment and Natural Resources Research, Vol. 4, No. 3
  • •  Joan Lee   
    • p245
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