Geology and Ecosystems

Part I. Geological Environment as a Basement for the Formation of Ecosystems: The Contemporary Conceptions on the Geological Environment: Basic Features, Structure and System of Links.
- The Geological Environment and Ecosystems.
- The Influence of Modern Geological Processes on The Evolution of Ecosystems.
- Geological and Geochemical Influences on Estuarine Ecosystems.
- The Role Of Tectonic Processes in The Interaction Between Geology and Ecosystems.

Part II. Environmental Impacts of The Extractive Industries: Karst and Ecosystems.
- Environmental Aspects of The Exploitation of Mineral Resources.
- Groundwater as a Component of The Environment.
- Groundwater use and Public Health.

Part III. Anthropogenic Development, Geology and Ecosystems: Ways of Groundwater Pollution Risk Estimation for Ecosystems Sustainability.
- Urbanisation and The Geoenvironment.
- Assessment of The Discharged Waters Effect Upon Ecosystems.
- The Impact of Technogenic Catastrophes on Ecogeological Processes.
- Exogenic Geological Processes as A Landforms Shaping Factor.

Part IV. Medical Problems Related to Geology and Ecosystem Interaction: Environmental Aspects Of Groundwater Pollution.
- Human Health and Ecosystems.

Part V. Prediction of The Geoenvironmental Evolution of Ecosystems: Medical Ecological Significance of The Water Factor.
- Prediction of Exogenic Geological Processes.
- Prediction of Endogenic Geological Processes.
- Mathematical Models of The Interaction Between The Geological and Ecological Environment.

Part VI. Newest Ecogeological Processes Within River Basins: The Influence of Climate Change on Geology and Ecosystem Interaction.
- Ecosystems Monitoring Under Desertification Within Interior See-Lakes And Deltas.

Part VII. Main Directions For Ecogeological Studies: Ecosystems Forming on The Fresh River Deposition.
- Ecogeological Mapping.
- Monitoring Geological Processes As

Part of General Environmental Monitoring.
- Geology And