Online Conference вђњaddressing Groundwater Resilience Under Climate Iwra online conference addressing groundwater resilience under climate change 28 30 october 2020. the international water resources association (iwra), jointly with unesco intergovernmental hydrological programme (ihp), and supported by the international association of hydrogeologists (iah), launched together the registration for iwra’s online conference on “addressing groundwater. 17 19 january 2023. the online conference highlighted the ways the world can advance knowledge, research and solutions for managing emerging pollutants to improve and protect water quality in a changing world. explore the impacts of emerging pollutants on water resources, considering technical and policy solutions to mitigate and reduce human.
Iwra Online Conference On Groundwater And Climate Change Igrac The international water resources association (iwra), jointly with unesco intergovernmental hydrological programme (ihp), and supported by the international association of hydrogeologists (iah), are excited to launch from the 14th of september 2020 the registration for iwra’s online conference on “addressing groundwater resilience under climate change” to take place from wednesday. Addressing groundwater resilience under climate change 29 30 october 2020. the association is pleased to inform you the launch of iwra’s 2020 online conference new website. you are cordially invited, therefore, to visit it to learn more about this conference focusing on “addressing groundwater resilience under climate change” to be held. 06 july 2020. on the 29 30 october 2020 the international water resources association (iwra) will host an online conference on “addressing groundwater resilience under climate change”. climate change puts major pressure on the world’s freshwater resources. higher temperatures and more extreme, less predictable, weather conditions are. The online conference will address these challenges and priorities in order to manage resiliently groundwater resources under climate change. this conference’s main goal is to, ultimately, promote the sharing and exchange of state of the art scientific and policy knowledge on the links between an increased resilience of groundwater resources.
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