What's New in INES no. To my own surprise, I got a full-time job in April. Having been unemployed for almost four years, I hope you'll understand that I was concentrating on the start of this new job in the first place. By this WNII issue, however, I shall resume producing it weekly. Key Elements Promoting collaboration of engineers and scientists for global coevolution of natural systems and human society.
Water is an absolute necessity for life on Earth.
Modeling aquatic ecosystems, interdisciplinary educational resource, environmental literacy and ethics development. Major part of the world's population live in basins shared by two or more countries. Chemical weapons control could be a major part of the ABIN Project. Automated buoy stations with ecotoxicological biosensors will be developed for watching the process of devastation of sunken containers dumped into the Baltic Sea after the Second World War. Entering the information age requires integrative methodology that employs a holistic view of the multiple stresses and interactions in complex aquatic ecosystems.