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دسته بندی: اقتصاد ویرایش: نویسندگان: Edelstein. Michael R., Cerny. Astrid, Gadaev. Abror سری: Research in Social Problems and Public Policy ISBN (شابک) : 9781781903759, 9781781903766 ناشر: Emerald Group Publishing Limited سال نشر: 2012 تعداد صفحات: 506 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 12 مگابایت
کلمات کلیدی مربوط به کتاب فاجعه بر اساس طراحی: ناپدید شدن دریای آرال، گذر خشک برای بحران آب و هوایی در حال ظهور: تخریب محیط زیست حوضه آبخیز دریای آرال ازبکستان و قزاقستان بلایای دریاچه اکولوژی قزاقستان
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Disaster by Design : Disappearance of the Aral Sea, Dry Run for the Emerging Climate Crisis به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب فاجعه بر اساس طراحی: ناپدید شدن دریای آرال، گذر خشک برای بحران آب و هوایی در حال ظهور نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
فاجعه با طراحی: دریای آرال، درس هایی برای پایداری به تأثیرات فاجعه دریای آرال می پردازد. ناپدید شدن مجازی چیزی که چهارمین آب داخلی بزرگ جهان بود، نه طبیعی بود و نه تصادفی. این نتیجه تصمیمات سیاسی عمدی بود. ناپدید شدن دریا به سختی کل فاجعه است. در عوض، ما انباشتهای از اثرات آبشاری را مییابیم، که با تصمیم برای کشت پنبه شروع شد و از راه دور به مسکو رسید و شیوههای کشاورزی اطراف دریای آرال را تغییر داد. انتخابهای ناپایدار منجر به شوری خاک، آلودگی آب و شنهای دمنده سمی شد که بر کل منطقه زیستی و فراتر از آن تأثیر گذاشت. از یک جزیره دورافتاده برای آزمایش سلاح های بیولوژیکی استفاده شد. ازبکستان، به ویژه کاراکالپاکستان، جمهوری خودمختار در کانون فاجعه بود. چشم اندازهای پایدار وجود دارد، از جمله انرژی های تجدیدپذیر، دائمی فرهنگ و تقویت بافت اجتماعی در میان فقر و فروپاشی زیست محیطی. این حجم از پژوهش در مسائل اجتماعی و سیاست عمومی خواندن ضروری برای همه کسانی است که با جلوگیری از فاجعه زیست محیطی و در عوض ایجاد جوامع قابل زیست و پایدار درگیر هستند. فاجعه توسط طراحی یک فراخوان روشن و یک مطالعه روشنگر از آسیای مرکزی امروز است.
Disaster by Design: The Aral Sea, Lessons for Sustainability addresses the impacts of the Aral Sea disaster. The virtual disappearance of what was the world’s fourth largest inland body of water was neither natural nor accidental. It was the result of deliberate policy decisions. The sea's disappearance is hardly the entire disaster. Instead, we find an accumulation of cascading effects, beginning with the decision to grow cotton, reached remotely in Moscow, that altered the farming practices surrounding the Aral Sea. Unsustainable choices resulted in soil salinization, water pollution and toxic blowing sands, impacting the entire bioregion and beyond. A remote island was used to test biological weapons. Uzbekistan, most notably Karakalpakstan, was the autonomous republic at the epicenter of the disaster. Sustainable prospects exist, including renewable energy, permaculture and strengthening the social fabric amidst poverty and ecological collapse. This volume of Research in Social Problems and Public Policy is essential reading for everyone concerned with averting environmental disaster and instead creating livable, sustainable communities. Disaster by Design is a clarion call and an insightful study of Central Asia today.
FRONT COVER DISASTER BY DESIGN: THE ARAL SEA AND ITS LESSONS FOR SUSTAINABILITY COPYRIGHT PAGE CONTENTS LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS DEDICATIONS MAPS OF UZBEKISTAN AND THE GREATER ARAL SEA REGION LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES LIST OF MAPS ACKNOWLEGMENTS REFERENCES PREFACE SECTION ONE – THE MULTIPLE DISASTERS OF THE ARAL SEA CHAPTER 1 AN OVERVIEW OF THE ARAL SEA DISASTER INTRODUCTION A BROAD GEOGRAPHY OF THE REGION SCOPE OF THE DISASTER CONCLUSION REFERENCES CHAPTER 2 GOING WITH THE FLOW: ECONOMIC IMPACTS FROM THE OVERUSE OF IRRIGATION INTRODUCTION WATER DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY DOMINATION BY IRRIGATION FAILING TO LEARN FROM A LONG HISTORY OF IRRIGATION CUTTING OFF THE ARAL’S LIFEBLOOD ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACTS FROM WATER MISMANAGEMENT WASTING THE ARAL CAUSED NEW PROBLEMS THE DAMAGE IS DONE, NOW WHAT? CENTRAL ASIAN WATERS AND THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE CONCLUSIONS A PERSONAL COMMENT ON ACHIEVING THESE GOALS REFERENCES CHAPTER 3 POLLUTION AND SALINIZATION: COMPOUNDING THE ARAL SEA DISASTER INTRODUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES PROLIFERATE IN UZBEKISTAN CONCLUSION REFERENCES CHAPTER 4 DEATH AND REBIRTH ISLAND: SECRETS IN THE U.S.S.R.’S CULTURE OF CONTAMINATION INTRODUCTION THE SECLUDED ARAL SEA ISLANDS THE FIELD TESTS ROLE OF SECRECY MATTERS OF RISK AND HAZARD CEASING TO BE AN ISLAND CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES CHAPTER 5 POTENTIAL CLIMATE AND HYDROLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE ARAL SEA REGION INTRODUCTION PRESENT CLIMATE FUTURE CLIMATE SUMMARY NOTE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES CHAPTER 6 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BEING DOWNSTREAM: UZBEK CONCERNS OVER THE ROGUN DAM NOTE REFERENCES SECTION TWO – THE ARAL DISASTER IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE CHAPTER 7 A LAST MOVEMENT FOR A LOST SEA INTRODUCTION A DELIBERATE ACT OF VIOLENCE AGAINST NATURE PERESTROIKA AS A TIME OF POSSIBILITIES LOST HOPE AND UNREALISTIC DREAMS THE CONTINUING OBSESSION WITH LARGE PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE TRYING TO BUILD ON HARD LESSONS LEARNED THE HARD WAY CONCLUSION CHAPTER 8 ARAL SEA ANALOGS IN THE AMERICAN WEST INTRODUCTION GEOGRAPHIC CONTEXT CASE ONE: THE SALTON SEA CASE TWO: OWENS LAKE CASE THREE: MONO LAKE CONCLUSION: POLICY ERROR AND INCREMENTAL DISASTER REFERENCES CHAPTER 9 DISASTER BY DESIGN: THE MULTIPLE CAUSED CATASTROPHES OF THE ARAL SEA INTRODUCTION ANCIENT DESIGNS, LIFTING THE VEIL OF MYSTERY ON THE GREAT DISAPPEARING SEA ANCIENT ECHOES IN MODERN DESIGN: NATURE AS MAN’S SERVANT ENTER THE SOVIETS: DESIGN OF THE ARAL ECOCIDE KHRUSHCHEV AND THE ASSAULT ON VIRGIN LANDS THE INGREDIENTS OF DELIBERATE DESIGN CREATING THE DISASTER: DELIBERATE AND PLANNED POLICY IGNORING (OR MAYBE WELCOMING) WARNINGS OF THE ARAL’S DEMISE SCIENTIFIC RATIONALIZATIONS IN FAVOR OF ARAL’S DEMISE CORRUPTION COMPLICITY AT THE SYSTEM’S PERIPHERY THE DISASTER OCCURS THE DISASTER COMES TO LIGHT THE EROSION OF CIVIL SOCIETY AND FAILURE OF THE SOVIET UNION THE END OF THE USSR MITIGATION THE PROJECT OF THE CENTURY FALLACIES OF THE PROJECT OF THE CENTURY ENVIRONMENTAL STIGMA AND ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE AUTHORITARIAN SYSTEMS NOTES REFERENCES SECTION THREE – COTTON, COTTON EVERYWHERE, BUT NOT A DROP TO DRINK: AGRICULTURE AS THE VILLAIN CHAPTER 10 WHAT WENT WRONG: THE CASE OF UN-ECOLOGICAL AGRICULTURE INTRODUCTION CONVENTIONAL AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION WORKING TOWARD A SUSTAINABLE AGRO-SYSTEM DISCUSSION CLEANING WATER THROUGH HABITAT A PLEA FOR CONSERVATION NOTE REFERENCES CHAPTER 11 THE NONARABLE ARAL: LOSS OF PRODUCTIVITY IN UZBEK AGRICULTURE INTRODUCTION DATA SOURCE AND METHODOLOGY RESULTS AND DISCUSSION CONCLUSIONS NOTE REFERENCES CHAPTER 12 COTTON IN OUR EARS: WATER, AGRICULTURE, AND CLIMATIC CHANGE IN THE POST ARAL CONTEXT INTRODUCTION STUDY ONE: METHODOLOGY AND FINDINGS STUDY TWO: METHODOLOGY AND FINDINGS CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK NOTES REFERENCES CHAPTER 13 WATER FOOTPRINTS: INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TO THE RESCUE IN THE ARAL SEA BASIN INTRODUCTION THE TASK AHEAD MATERIALS AND METHODS RESULTS DISCUSSION CONCLUSIONS NOTES REFERENCES SECTION FOUR – ADAPTING TO CATASTROPHE: CASCADING SOCIAL IMPACTS OF THE ARAL SEA DISASTER CHAPTER 14 THE TRAGEDY OF THE ARAL: COUNTING ON COTTON, A REGION LOSES ITS PEOPLE INTRODUCTION ADAPTATION HAS BEEN CONSTANT SINCE ANCIENT TIMES ECOSYSTEMS BASED ON WATER, HUMAN LIFE BASED ON MOVEMENT ETHNIC COMPOSITION OF THE REGION: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY KARAKALPAKSTAN’S MISFORTUNES LIVING IN THE ARAL SEA REGION THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ARAL SEA TO REGIONAL LIVELIHOODS KARAKALPAKSTAN TODAY TWO REPUBLICS, UNEQUAL OPPORTUNITIES UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS PROMPT MIGRATION MIGRATION OUT OF KARAKALPAKSTAN CONCLUSIONS NOTES REFERENCES CHAPTER 15 REFLECTIONS ON GROWING UP IN THE KARAKALPAKSTAN REGION INTRODUCTION WATER CONTAMINATION WATER SUPPLY FOR AGRICULTURAL USE CLIMATE CHANGE TREES PEOPLE’S AWARENESS OF THE PROBLEM MEDIA COVERAGE AND REALITY CHAPTER 16 AN UNHEALTHY PLACE TO LIVE: PRIORITIZING PUBLIC HEALTH AND ADDRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION IN KARAKALPAKSTAN INTRODUCTION MUYNAK: PHYSICAL LOSS OF THE ARAL SEA, ITS IMPACT ON COMMUNITY AND LIVELIHOOD ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS IN KARAKALPAKSTAN THE FUTURE OF MUYNAK AND KARAKALPAKSTAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT REFERENCES CHAPTER 17 A PHYSICIAN’S OBSERVATIONS OF KARAKALPAK HEALTH INTRODUCTION HEALTH PROBLEMS ESCALATE CONFIDENCE IN HEALTH STATISTICS HEALTH AND AGE CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES CHAPTER 18 ECOLOGICAL CHANGE IN THE ARAL REGION: ADAPTATIONS BY THE SPOONBILL AND BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT HERON SPOONBILL BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT HERON REFERENCES CHAPTER 19 ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AS A THREAT TO THE KHOREZM HERITAGE INTRODUCTION: ARCHITECTURAL LEGACY OF THE ARAL REGION ENVIRONMENTAL THREATS BUILDINGS DEFORMED BY SALT ARCHITECTURAL LEGACY THREATENED THREAT TO FOUNDATIONS A DEADLY COMBINATION OF WATER AND SALT CONCLUSION NOTE REFERENCES CHAPTER 20 WHOSE DISASTER IS IT ANYWAY? ROMANCING THE WORLD HERITAGE STATUS IN UZBEKISTAN INTRODUCTION WORLD HERITAGE SITES AND THE DEFINITION OF UZBEK IDENTITY WHY NOT THE ARAL SEA? OTHER CULTURAL IMPACTS SEEING THE SEA ROMANCING UNESCO SO, WHAT ABOUT THE ARAL SEA? NOTES REFERENCES SECTION FIVE – DESIGNING SOLUTIONS: SOCIAL, ECOLOGICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACHES CHAPTER 21 NEW THINKING AND NEW APPROACHES: A BIOREGIONAL RESPONSE TO THE LOST ARAL SEA PHILOSOPHY NATURE AS A LIFE-PROVIDING SYSTEM FOR HUMANS ROOTS OF ECOLOGICAL CATASTROPHE THE CONCEPT: NATURE AS AN EQUAL PARTNER APPLYING THIS TOOL IN THE ARAL SEA BASIN CHAPTER 22 RENEWABLE SOCIAL ENERGY: MAHALLA AS A TRADITIONAL INSTITUTION FOR SUSTAINABILITY INTRODUCTION BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE POPULATION GEOGRAPHY OF UZBEKISTAN URBANIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF RURAL AND URBAN POPULATIONS CITIES BUILT ON OASES CHALLENGES FOR URBANIZATION: IS SMART GROWTH POSSIBLE IN UZBEKISTAN? MAHALLA: A SOCIO-CULTURAL ORGANIZATION FOR URBAN POPULATIONS TRIBES AND SETTLEMENTS OCCUPATION AND MAHALLA IN CITIES MAHALLA ADAPT TO MODERN LIFE STATUS IN THE MAHALLA CULTURE AND VALUES OF THE ENTIRE NATION REFERENCES CHAPTER 23 CLEARING THE PIPES: PROVIDING POTABLE WATER THROUGH WELL RESTORATION INTRODUCTION THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION CONCLUSION ADDITIONAL SOURCES CHAPTER 24 RENEWING WITH RENEWABLES: DIRECT SOLAR ENERGY USE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES INTRODUCTION SOLAR ELECTRICITY PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING AND DAYLIGHTING SOLAR HOT WATER CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES CHAPTER 25 GETTING THE SALT OUT: INNOVATIVE SOLAR TECHNOLOGIES FOR RURAL CLEAN WATER INTRODUCTION ENERGY CAPACITY AND POTENTIAL IN UZBEKISTAN SOLAR POWER FOR PEOPLE TWO POINT-BASED SOLAR SOLUTIONS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES AT THE INSTITUTE CONCLUSIONS NOTES REFERENCES CHAPTER 26 RENEWABLE ENERGY AS A KEY FACTOR FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN UZBEKISTAN INTRODUCTION EXISTING CAPACITY ENCOURAGING RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT CONCLUSION REFERENCES CHAPTER 27 PERMACULTURE RESTORATION OF THE ARAL SEA WATERSHED INTRODUCTION PERMACULTURE ETHICS AND PRINCIPLES OVERALL DESIGN PROCESS FOR AN ARAL SEA RESTORATION CONCEPTUAL AND DETAILED DESIGN APPLYING PERMACULTURE CONCEPTS IN THE ARAL SEA BASIN OF WATER, FORESTS AND SOIL PEOPLE DRIVE THE DESIGN AND THE FUTURE THEY SEE CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES SECTION SIX – LESSONS OF THE ARAL SEA DISASTER: IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL LEARNING CHAPTER 28 ARAL SEA DEMISE AS A DRY RUN FOR CLIMATE CHANGE: FROM CUMULATIVE TO CASCADING IMPACTS INTRODUCTION SLOW DEVELOPING DISASTERS THE DISJUNCTURE BETWEEN RAPID ENVIRONMENTAL DECLINE AND SLOW HUMAN RESPONSE WHAT ARE THE MEANINGFUL BOUNDARIES AROUND THE ARAL SEA DISASTER? CUMULATIVE AND CASCADING DISASTER SUSTAINABLE OPTIONS CONCLUSION: LOST MEMORY OF A LOST SEA NOTES REFERENCES CHAPTER 29 HIGHLANDS-TO-SEA COOPERATION IN THE ARAL SEA BASIN: LINKING OR SINKING? INTRODUCTION THE MOUNTAINS AS GLOBAL COMMONS ECOSYSTEM GOODS AND SERVICES FOR HUMAN WELL-BEING H2O: AN INITIATIVE WHOSE TIME HAS COME INSIDE THE ‘‘MOUNTAIN BOX’’; OUTSIDE THE ‘‘MOUNTAIN COALITION’’ LOOKING BACK TO LOOK AHEAD REFERENCES ABOUT THE AUTHORS