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Journal of Environmental Management, 2009
China has been facing increasingly severe water scarcity, especially in the northern part of the country. China's water scarcity is characterized by insufficient local water resources as well as reduced water quality due to increasing pollution, both of which have caused serious impacts on society and the environment.
Yong Jiang
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China has been facing increasingly severe water scarcity, especially in the northern part of the country. China's water scarcity is characterized by insufficient local water resources as well as reduced water quality due to increasing pollution, both of which have caused serious impacts on society and the environment.
Yong Jiang
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Water scarcity is exacerbated in the south
Science, 2023The Southern Hemisphere has experienced a 20% drop in water availability in 20 ...
Bloeschl, Guenter, Chaffe, Pedro L. B.
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2021
Many regions and countries around the world are suffering from water scarcity due to the increasing demand for water, reduction of water resources, and increasing pollution of water driven by the continued growth in megacities, climate change, agriculture, and pollution.
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Many regions and countries around the world are suffering from water scarcity due to the increasing demand for water, reduction of water resources, and increasing pollution of water driven by the continued growth in megacities, climate change, agriculture, and pollution.
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2020
In this chapter, the authors investigate migration as an environmental defensive choice to protect from water scarcity. They propose a theoretical model where a population of economic agents has to decide whether to migrate due to water problems. The authors assume a bi-directional link between migration and water scarcity: the agents’ migration choice
BORGHESI, Simone, IANNUCCI, Gianluca
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In this chapter, the authors investigate migration as an environmental defensive choice to protect from water scarcity. They propose a theoretical model where a population of economic agents has to decide whether to migrate due to water problems. The authors assume a bi-directional link between migration and water scarcity: the agents’ migration choice
BORGHESI, Simone, IANNUCCI, Gianluca
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An Economic Approach to Water Scarcity
2015A limitation—but also an advantage, depending on the viewpoint—of economic evaluation is to refrain from any a priori criteria, value judgments and ethical parameters.
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GeoJournal, 1997
The water problem in Malta reflects to a significant extent water problems in the rest of the Mediterranean region. Rising water demands have resulted in increasing levels of production. Groundwater resources have been exploited beyond their sustainable yield resulting in water shortages, and salinity levels in groundwater, and ultimately tapwater ...
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The water problem in Malta reflects to a significant extent water problems in the rest of the Mediterranean region. Rising water demands have resulted in increasing levels of production. Groundwater resources have been exploited beyond their sustainable yield resulting in water shortages, and salinity levels in groundwater, and ultimately tapwater ...
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Quality matters: Pollution exacerbates water scarcity and sectoral output risks in China
Water Research, 2022Bi Jun, Miaomiao Liu, Zongwei Ma
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The key drivers for the changes in global water scarcity: Water withdrawal versus water availability
Journal of Hydrology, 2021Xingcai Liu, Xing Yuan, Zhongwei Huang
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