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DESCRIPTION:Presentation by guest speaker Prof. Dr. Klement Tockner\, Presi
 dent FWF Austrian Science Fund\, Vienna / IGB Berlin\, in the BayCEER Koll
 oquium:\n***\nWe most likely are just at the beginning of the &ldquo\;grea
 t acceleration&rdquo\; of the Anthropocene and therefore underestimate the
  immense environmental alterations we will face in the near future\, in pa
 rticular in the water sector. For example\, humans re-engineer the global 
 hydrological network through the construction of large dams\, water transf
 er megaprojects\, and other engineering projects. However\, many engineeri
 ng projects&ndash\;in particular so-called megaprojects&ndash\;are high-ri
 sk projects because they require major financial investments\, demand long
  time frames from planning to completion\, and have major socio-economic a
 nd ecological ramifications.\n***\n- Invited by Carl Beierkuhnlein\, Bioge
 ography -
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LOCATION:Universität Bayreuth
SUMMARY:Klement Tockner: 'An engineered (water) future?'
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