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DONALDSON, S.G. ; CURREN, M.S. ; ADLARD, B. ; et al. (2013): Future human health research directions for the Canadian Northern Contaminants Program. In: International Journal of Circumpolar Health: Volume 72 URL [Accessed: 16.01.2019] PDF

This reports reviews drought and the way it is managed in the Near East and North Africa (NENA) region which is highly prone to the phenomenon, on one hand, and is highly vulnerable to it because of weak  institutional  and  policy  frameworks,  on  the  other.  The report  constitutes  a  good   

basis  to  rethink  policies  and  reformulate  preparedness  and  response  plans  which  can  strengthen resilience to droughts in the region, taking into account the social, economic and  environmental  contexts  specific  to  each  country.  

FAO BAZZA, M. KAY, M. KNUTSON, C. (2018): Drought characteristics and management in North Africa and the Near East. (= FAO Water Reports , 45 ). Rome: FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION (FAO) OF THE UNITED NATIONS URL [Accessed: 14.01.2019] PDF

This report introduces the key drivers of agricultural water pollution, analyzes the related pollution loads, states change in water bodies and resulting impacts  on human health and ecosystems, and explores different approaches to controlling water pollution from agriculture, including policies and institutional arrangements, and on-farm and off-farm responses. Examples will be drawn from developed and developing countries.

MATEO-SAGASTA, J. (IWMI) ZADEH, S. (FAO) TURRAL, H. (2018): More people, more food, worse water? a global review of water pollution from agriculture. Rome / Colombo: Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations and the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) on behalf of the Water Land and Ecosystems research program of the CGIAR URL [Accessed: 14.01.2019] PDF

This rapid assessment reviewed sanitation activities by Catholic Relief Services in East Africa, in particular the promotion of the Arborloo – an innovative latrine designed to help achieve sustainable and scalable sanitation improvements in rural Ethiopia, South Sudan, Kenya and Uganda. The assessment explored the factors affecting Arborloo acceptance and sustainability, the scope and approaches for scaling up the latrine in these countries and in Tanzania, as well as opportunities to foster links between community and school sanitation.

HERBERT, P. (2010): Rapid Assessment of CRS Experience With Arborloos in East Africa. Baltimore: Catholic Relief Service URL [Accessed: 09.01.2019]

The article approaches two different types on dietary patterns in Greenland. The two dietary patterns are analyzed in relation to urbanization and socio-economic positions in the use of interview, where FFQ is used a survey instrument. The survey also shows a relation between the location and amount of traditional food, but also the relation between healthy lifestyle and gender.

BJERREGAARD, P. ; JEPPESEN, C. (2009): Inuit Dietary Patterns in Modern Greenland. In: International Journal of Circumpolar Health: Volume 69 Issue 1, 13-24. URL [Accessed: 09.01.2019] PDF

BECKER, P.R. (2000): Concentration of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons and Heavy Metals in Alaska Arctic Marine Mammals. In: Marine Pollution Bulletin: Volume 40 Issue 10, 819-829. URL [Accessed: 09.01.2019]

A paper about soil moisture conservation in Nova Scotia.

NSCA (2001): Soil Moisture Conservation. Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia Agricultural College (NSCA) URL [Accessed: 09.01.2019]

JONES, K.C., de VOOGT, P. (1999): Persistent organic pollutants (POPs): state of the science. In: Environmental Pollution: Volume 100 , 209-221. URL [Accessed: 09.01.2019]

LI, Y.F. ; BIDLEMAN, F. ; BARRIE, L.A. ; MCCONNELL, L. (1998): Global hexachlorocyclohexane use trends and their impact on the arctic atmospheric environment. In: Geophysical Research Letters: Volume 25 Issue 1, 39-41. URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018] PDF

https://www.reusewaterak.com [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=¬ http://waterlab.hit.edu.cn/main.htm&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

UNITED STATES ARCTIC RESEARCH COMMISSION (2015): Alaskan Water and Sanitation Retrospective . URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

http://www.artek.byg.dtu.dk/english/aic-artek-international-conferences/aic_2016 [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

https://dec.alaska.gov/water/water-innovations-for-healthy-arctic-homes/ [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

OARGA, A. ; GRIESSLER BULC, T. ; JENSSEN, P.D. ; MULEC, J. (2012): Monitoring of microbial indicator groups in organically heavily loaded wastewater treatment systems by using RIDA® COUNT kits. In: Fresenius Environmental Bulletin: Volume 21 , 3886-3893. URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

GODFREY, E. ; WOESSNER, W. ; BENOTTI, M. (2007): Pharmaceuticals in on-site sewage effluent and ground water. In: Ground Water: Volume 45 Issue 3, 263-271. URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

MARINO, E. WHITE, D. SCHWEITZER, P. CHAMBERS, M. WISNIEWSKI, J. (2009): Drinking Water in Northwestern Alaska: Using or Not Using Centralized Water Systems in Two Rural Communities Arctic. URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

DALEY, K. ; HANSEN, L. T. ; JAMIESON, R. C. ; HAYWARD, J. L. ; PIORKOWSKI, G. C. ; KRKOSEK, W. ; GAGNON, G. A. ; CASTLEDEN, H. ; MACNIEL, K. ; POLTAROWICZ, J. ; CARRIVEAU, E. ; JACKSON, A. ; LYWOOD, J. ; HUANG, Y. (2017): Chemical and microbial characteristics of municipal drinking water supply systems in the Canadian Arctic. In: Environ Sci Pollut Res: , 9423-5. URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

TODT, D. ; JENSSEN, P.D. (2015): Particle removal in a novel sequential mechanical filter system loaded with blackwater. In: Water Science and Technology : Volume 71 Issue 9, 1407–1413. URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018]

OARGA-MULEC, A. ; JENSSEN, P.D. ; KLEMENČIČ, A.K. ; URŠIČ, M. ; BULC, T.G. (2017): Zero-discharge solution for blackwater treatment at remote tourist facilities. In: Journal of Cleaner Production : Volume 166 , 798-805. URL [Accessed: 20.12.2018]