Water in Environmental Planning
by Luna B. Leopold, Thomas Dunne
This book provides essential scientific principles of hydrology and geomorphology to guide environmental planning and sustainable land management decisions.
About This Book
Water in Environmental Planning presents core principles of hydrology and geomorphology for planning applications.
The text examines how water movement shapes landscapes and influences land-use decisions.
Readers gain a scientific framework for assessing water-related constraints in environmental projects.
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