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12.6 Recommendations
A minimal and limited anthropogenic intervention in the mountainous (where the
surface flow forms) are recommended, in order to maintain the high quality of water
resource for the natural and anthropogenic environments.
The future studies may be directed on the environmental features (study of diffuze
and areal pollution sources, protection of the natural habitats etc.), but, also, on the
hydrological hazards management, because of the very high rate of torrentiality, especially on the western slopes of the basin. Several important surfaces was declared as
protected natural areas, without integrated studies related the anthropogenic habitats
affected by the flash-floods. For example, along the Vis , eu Corridor almost every year
destructive floods are present, with a very serious costs for households, infrastructure
network, riverbed rehabilitation.
Concerning the water supply, regional and zonal studies may be realized, according the human habitats extension or economic development of the localities. The
water sources and traitment plant must be constituted in the mountainous area and
connected with the localities from the low altitude spaces through pipelines of large
capacity. By this the clean water is assured, and the sustainable development can
be made according modern and european reglementations. Regional or zonal water
companies can be organized.
Acknowledgements We want to thank to the “Somes , -Tisa” Water Basin Administration, Cluj
(S.T.W.B.A.), to the Babes , -Bolyai University—Faculty of Geography—Physical and Technical
Department for the logistic support, to the “Romanian Waters” National Administration, Bucharest
(R.W.N.A.) (See footnote 9) and National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management, Bucharest
(N.I.H.W.M.), for the provided data and for all informations that made possible the achievement of
this study.
We also thank to all local institutions and to all of those who have offered or will offer suggestions
for the improvement of the present paper.
This study has been, also, realized thanks to the “Integrated study on the contribution of the
ecosystems from the protected areas Natura 2000: Pricop-Huta Certeze and Upper Tisa to the
local communities’ sustainable development”, international project, Systemic Ecology And Natural
Capital Conservation, 2015, Norwegian Institute For Nature Research, Norway.
References
1. Ardelean G, Bére¸ s I (2000) The vertebrate fauna of Maramure¸ s. The Universitaria Collection,
Edit. Dacia, Cluj-Napoca, 378 p (in Romanian)
2. Aznar-Sánchez JA, Belmonte-Ureña LJ, Velasco-Muñoz JF, Manzano-Agugliaro F (2018)
Economic analysis of sustainable water use: a review of worldwide research. J Clean Prod
198:1120–1132
3. Blaney D (2014) Water resource management in a vulnerable world: the hydro-harzardscapes
of climate change by Daanish Mustafa. Glob Environ Polit 14(1):138–139
431
12.6 Recommendations
A minimal and limited anthropogenic intervention in the mountainous (where the
surface flow forms) are recommended, in order to maintain the high quality of water
resource for the natural and anthropogenic environments.
The future studies may be directed on the environmental features (study of diffuze
and areal pollution sources, protection of the natural habitats etc.), but, also, on the
hydrological hazards management, because of the very high rate of torrentiality, especially on the western slopes of the basin. Several important surfaces was declared as
protected natural areas, without integrated studies related the anthropogenic habitats
affected by the flash-floods. For example, along the Vis , eu Corridor almost every year
destructive floods are present, with a very serious costs for households, infrastructure
network, riverbed rehabilitation.
Concerning the water supply, regional and zonal studies may be realized, according the human habitats extension or economic development of the localities. The
water sources and traitment plant must be constituted in the mountainous area and
connected with the localities from the low altitude spaces through pipelines of large
capacity. By this the clean water is assured, and the sustainable development can
be made according modern and european reglementations. Regional or zonal water
companies can be organized.
Acknowledgements We want to thank to the “Somes , -Tisa” Water Basin Administration, Cluj
(S.T.W.B.A.), to the Babes , -Bolyai University—Faculty of Geography—Physical and Technical
Department for the logistic support, to the “Romanian Waters” National Administration, Bucharest
(R.W.N.A.) (See footnote 9) and National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management, Bucharest
(N.I.H.W.M.), for the provided data and for all informations that made possible the achievement of
this study.
We also thank to all local institutions and to all of those who have offered or will offer suggestions
for the improvement of the present paper.
This study has been, also, realized thanks to the “Integrated study on the contribution of the
ecosystems from the protected areas Natura 2000: Pricop-Huta Certeze and Upper Tisa to the
local communities’ sustainable development”, international project, Systemic Ecology And Natural
Capital Conservation, 2015, Norwegian Institute For Nature Research, Norway.
References
1. Ardelean G, Bére¸ s I (2000) The vertebrate fauna of Maramure¸ s. The Universitaria Collection,
Edit. Dacia, Cluj-Napoca, 378 p (in Romanian)
2. Aznar-Sánchez JA, Belmonte-Ureña LJ, Velasco-Muñoz JF, Manzano-Agugliaro F (2018)
Economic analysis of sustainable water use: a review of worldwide research. J Clean Prod
198:1120–1132
3. Blaney D (2014) Water resource management in a vulnerable world: the hydro-harzardscapes
of climate change by Daanish Mustafa. Glob Environ Polit 14(1):138–139