various environment all effects and benefits
associated with dams with references to a
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planning studies, the law related to the tasks and authorities of the govermental
institutions and establishments, contradicts sometimes with the law directly related
with environment. These laws should not be neglected while the planning studies.
Naturally current laws always age and change depending on the improvements
and technology. The point that should not be overlooked is to make the changes by
relying on the scientific, technological and educational studies. The only way to
minimize the contradictions between the laws is to make investigations. The investigations must be continuous. It is definitly necessary to put the blameless responsibility principle into practice.
Plants, animals and people have begun to be damaged from 1960s up today, as a
result of uncontrolled extreme population increase, air, water and soil pollution
caused by wastes as well as the changes in the ecosystems in parallel. Population
increase, technological improvements, the expansions in cities, ways, dams and other
engineering studies have disordered the natural balance and the natural body has
changed drasticly as a consequence of these activities. Meanwhile environment as a
subject became popular and has begun to gain imporatance day by day.
The raising interest against environment cause contradicitons between the planners, engineers and some groups in the society who are against all engineering buildings especially dams. On the other hand, it becomes unavoidable to construct the
mentioned plants and buildings to enhance the prosperity of the country by realizing
socio-economic and technological developments.
Nowadays living cultural, social and environmental values must be taken into
consideration in the planning studies which are done based on this new understanding, as well as technical standarts and economical values. At this stage, water resources planners have to give more importance to environmental problems in their
plans.
The planners should be reformist, broad-minded, sufficient in evaluating critical
needs. This innovation is necessary for alternatives such as designing less water
demand, encouraging solutions which are not structural in flood controll, finding
better methods to process wastes and purification of waste water.
The relations between water pollution, air pollution and solid wastes must be
known very well from a broad perspective. There is need to evaluate the real necessity that means the parallelism between the water supplied and the population distribution. Moreover, the importance of water projects in ecological relations and the
effects of the projects on water pollution should be kown. The most important between these is the evaluation of real necessity.