Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ?
Stormwater is a major source of nonpoint source pollutant contamination in aquatic environments. We aim at understanding how various stakeholders perceive and address the pollutant issues linked with stormwater and at analyzing what degree of efficiency they associate with alternative stormwater man...
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| author | Émeline Comby Anne Rivière-Honegger Marylise Cottet Sébastien Ah-Leung Nina Cossais |
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| description | Stormwater is a major source of nonpoint source pollutant contamination in aquatic environments. We aim at understanding how various stakeholders perceive and address the pollutant issues linked with stormwater and at analyzing what degree of efficiency they associate with alternative stormwater management facilities (centralized and decentralized). We interviewed 24 stakeholders involved in stormwater management in the metropolitan area of Lyon. The results show that stormwater management is primarily considered quantitatively. Alternative stormwater management make municipal actors and scientists think differently the city. If managers know quite well pollution, they struggle to define micropollutants. Stakeholders perceive alternative stormwater management facilities as a multifaceted reality. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-df99aab80cb6406d8ca227d8df7647862024-02-13T15:29:51ZfraRéseau Développement Durable et Territoires FragilesDéveloppement Durable et Territoires1772-99711010.4000/developpementdurable.16082Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ?Émeline CombyAnne Rivière-HoneggerMarylise CottetSébastien Ah-LeungNina CossaisStormwater is a major source of nonpoint source pollutant contamination in aquatic environments. We aim at understanding how various stakeholders perceive and address the pollutant issues linked with stormwater and at analyzing what degree of efficiency they associate with alternative stormwater management facilities (centralized and decentralized). We interviewed 24 stakeholders involved in stormwater management in the metropolitan area of Lyon. The results show that stormwater management is primarily considered quantitatively. Alternative stormwater management make municipal actors and scientists think differently the city. If managers know quite well pollution, they struggle to define micropollutants. Stakeholders perceive alternative stormwater management facilities as a multifaceted reality.https://journals.openedition.org/developpementdurable/16082water managementperceptionpollutionmicropollutantstormwaterwater manager |
| spellingShingle | Émeline Comby Anne Rivière-Honegger Marylise Cottet Sébastien Ah-Leung Nina Cossais Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ? Développement Durable et Territoires water management perception pollution micropollutant stormwater water manager |
| title | Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ? |
| title_full | Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ? |
| title_fullStr | Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ? |
| title_short | Les « techniques alternatives » sont-elles envisagées comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales ? |
| title_sort | les techniques alternatives sont elles envisagees comme un outil de gestion qualitative des eaux pluviales |
| topic | water management perception pollution micropollutant stormwater water manager |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/developpementdurable/16082 |
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