Climate, water storage and agriculture
Water storage and climate change
... sub-surface water storage options ranging from natural wetlands through to rainwater harvesting, networks of small reservoirs, artificial groundwater recharge and yes, big dams ...of storage options ...
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Water security and climate adaptation through storage and reuse
... for water storage and reuse (with Namibian, and German ...of Agriculture, Water and Forestry; DAPEES = Directorate of Agricultural Production, Extension and Engineering Services; MRLGHRD = ...
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Climate warming, water storage, and Chinook salmon in California s Sacramento Valley
... open water as natural types; cereals, oilcrops, orchards, pasture, rice, and rowcrops as irrigated agriculture; and finally urban pervious and impervious ...monthly climate time series was derived ...
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Climate-Smart Agriculture in Kenya
... future climate conditions. Studies show that climate change will likely have major implications for maize production, with losses estimated at US$100–200 million annually by 2050 ...in water ...
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Climate-Smart Agriculture in Bhutan
... like water harvesting, efficient conveyance systems, water storage structures, use of groundwater, and modern irrigation technologies such as drip and sprinkler ...with water harvesting ...
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Climate change and its effect on agriculture, water resources and human health sectors in Poland
... the water bud- get is likely to become increasingly ...present climate, evapotranspiration exceeds precipitation in summer, and this leads to depletion of the water storage (on the sur- face, ...
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Climate Change, Water Rights, and Water Supply: The Case of Irrigated Agriculture in Idaho
... by climate change. In some places, irrigation storage facilities could be expanded such that they receive more streamflow during the winter and early spring seasons and transfer it to irrigation during the ...
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Climate change, water rights, and water supply: The case of irrigated agriculture in Idaho
... by climate change. In some places, irrigation storage facilities could be expanded such that they receive more streamflow during the winter and early spring seasons and transfer it to irrigation during the ...
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The Indus Basin of Pakistan: Impacts of Climate Risks on Water and Agriculture
... 22 storage projects in the ...insufficient storage capacity to absorb flood peaks, (3) lack of response mechanisms to early warnings, (4) need for expanding flood early warn- ing systems, and (5) ...
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The impacts of climate change on regional water resources and agriculture in Africa
... A river density index and the percentage area irrigated have also been derived for each district. These data are available for the country teams to validate, and for the derivation of appropriate independent variables ...
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Climate Change Mitigation for Agriculture: Water Quality Benefits and Costs
... polluted water into streams via drains has been identified as a cause of reduced efficiency of riparian plantings in the management of nitrogen inflows to ...drainage water that bypasses riparian ...
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Multiple-pollutant cost-efficiency : Coherent water and climate policy for agriculture
... manure storage coverage (uncovered or floating cover), manure spreading method (broadcast or injection), number of milking seasons, land allocation between barley or silage and fertilization (manure or mineral ...
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The Impact Of Climate Change On Agriculture
... and Agriculture Global agriculture will be under significant pressure to meet the demands of rising populations using finite, often degraded, soil and water resources that are predicted to be further ...
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Climate Change and Asian Agriculture
... global agriculture will be under significant pressure to meet the demands of rising populations, using finite and often degraded soil and water resources that are predicted to be further stressed by the ...
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Climate Change, Water Scarcity in Agriculture and The Country-Level Economic Impacts. A Multimarket Analysis
... the storage capacity, or international ...between water and other inputs, nor does it consider the use of irrigation deficits as an adaptation option to climate ...Finally, climate change ...
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Climate, Water, Water Markets, and Texas Agriculture: Three Essays
... analyze climate change vulnerability and possible adaptation scenarios for agriculture in the ...both agriculture and aquifer ...of climate change and potential ...total water ...
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Sustainable Water Management in Agriculture under Climate Change
... Abstract Water is considered as the most critical resource for sustainable agricultural development ...fresh water supplies will be diverted from agriculture to meet the increasing demand of domestic ...
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Climate change, water and agriculture in the Greater Mekong subregion
... agricultural water or significant increases in water productivity in both irrigated and rain-fed production ...increase water use productivity and reduce water-related ...Rain-fed ...
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Climate Change Mitigation Policies: Implications for Agriculture and Water Resources
... U.S. agriculture with special reference to water ...irrigation water use by >11 percent and fertilizer use by >18 percent with positive implications for water conservation and ...Delta ...
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Water and climate risks to power generation with carbon capture and storage
... and storage (CCS) provides the opportunity to minimize atmospheric carbon emissions from fossil fuel power ...cooling water use and few studies have simulated the potential impacts of low flows on CCS power ...
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