Environmental Systems Collapse: A Qualitative Critique with an Exemplar
Ranen Sen
Sharadindra Chakrabarti
DOI: 10.2190/ES.32.4.d
Abstract
Groundwater systems alarmingly contaminated with arsenic content have become a matter of great concern in India and many other nations presents a broad assessment of this problem and connects it to non-linearities potentially leading to chaotic collapse. A systems approach provides enabling techniques for anticipating the collapse of the system. The use of mathematical models facilitates the unfolding of the dynamics involved. A qualitative consideration exemplars in the Bengal basin of India reinforces the conclusions and prognoses that are well in accord those in the 2006 Living Planet Report from the prognostic viewpoint.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.