Integrated water management : practical experiences and case studies /
Water is essential for a wide range of human activities and it exists in relatively finite amounts. When dealing with water management, different issues should be combined: water demand, water quality, irrigation and food production, ecosystem preservation, cost minimization, technological options,...
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| Language: | English |
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Dordrecht, the Netherlands : ©2008 |
| Series: | NATO science series Earth and environmental sciences ;
v. 80. NATO science series Earth and environmental sciences ; v. 80. |
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