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Bewässerung 1 Cost-benefit analysis 1 Irrigation 1 Israel 1 Kosten-Nutzen-Analyse 1 economics 1 irrigation 1 nitrogen 1 nutrients 1 wastewater 1
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Haruvy, Nava 3 Ravina, Israela 3 Shalhevet, Sarit 2 Hadas, Amos 1 Offer, Ram 1
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Journal of financial management and analysis : international review of finance 2 Water Resources Management 1
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Financial and managerial analysis of irrigation with treated wastewater in Israel
Haruvy, Nava; Shalhevet, Sarit; Ravina, Israela - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 16 (2003) 2, pp. 65-73
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Financial and Managerial Analysis of Irrigation with Treated Wastewater in Israel
Haruvy, Nava; Shalhevet, Sarit; Ravina, Israela - In: Journal of financial management and analysis : … 16 (2003) 2, pp. 65-73
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Wastewater Irrigation-Economic Concerns Regarding Beneficiary and Hazardous Effects of Nutrients
Haruvy, Nava; Offer, Ram; Hadas, Amos; Ravina, Israela - In: Water Resources Management 13 (1999) 5, pp. 303-314
The optimal wastewater treatment level is affected by costs, hazards and benefits. Lowering the wastewater treatment level decreases fertilization costs because of the increased levels of available nutrients left in the water, and irrigation costs decrease if water prices reflect the lower...
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