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1 General Introduction
Chapter 1 Are we able to adapt water resource management practices in a fast moving world?	p. 3
2 Scene Setting
Chapter 2.1 River basin management in a changing climate	p. 17
Chapter 2.2 Integrating science-based recommendations on water and climate change in river basin management planning - Goal, opportunity or inaccessible dream?	p. 34
Chapter 2.3 CLIMATEWATER so far: Impacts of climate change on water and adaptation strategies identified - An ecohydrological Rbmp is needed	p. 44
Chapter 2.4 Water threats at river basin scale	p. 62
Chapter 2.5 Implementing the Water Framework Directive: lessons for the second planning cycle	p. 80
3 Integrating Ecosystem and Environmental Knowledge
Chapter 3.1 Towards sustainable management of groundwater and dependent ecoystems underthe impact of climate change and land-use	p. 99
Chapter 3.2 An overview of the inclusion of sediment-an essential, integral and dynamic part of any river system - in European River Basin Management Plans	p. 104
Chapter 3.3 Water bodies in Europe - Integrative systems to assess ecological status and recovery	p. 114
Chapter 3.4 Role of soils in integrated river basin management under climate change	p. 115
4 Integrating Climate Change Hazards
Chapter 4.1 Possible outcomes for water resources and water use in the context of the EU "ACQWA" Project	p. 129
Chapter 4.2 Improving risk management for flash floods and debris flow events	p. 139
Chapter 4.3 Evaluation of the global water cycle's response to current and future drivers of climate change	p. 170
5 Securing Water Resources Against Deliberate or Natural Disorders
Chapter5.1 Climate change impacts on water and security; orientations of the research foreseen over 2010-2013	p. 181
Chapter 5.2 Impact assessment of environmental key pollutants on aquatic ecosystems	p. 189
6 Stakeholder Views and Science-Policy Interfacing
Chapter 6.1 Laboratory networking needs: the experience of the NORMAN network on emerging contaminants	p. 203
Chapter 6.2 The European Water Framework Directive beyond 2010: let actions speak louder than words	p. 207
Subject Index	p. 212