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which climate change is manifested as an increase in the frequency of drought conditions. Adaptation will partially offset …
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The Murray-Darling Basin faces increasing pressure on water quantity and quality. In 2006-07, salt interception schemes implemented as part of the Murray-Darling Basin Salinity Management strategy removed over 470,000 tonnes of salt from the water supply, reducing the salinity of water flowing...
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The Murray-Darling Basin faces increasing pressure on water quantity and quality. In 2006-07, salt interception schemes implemented as part of the Murray–Darling Basin Salinity Management strategy removed over 470,000 tonnes of salt from the water supply, reducing the salinity of water...
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–Darling Basin in Australia. Understanding climate change effects on returns from irrigation involves explicit representation of … spatial changes in natural stocks (i.e. water supply) and their temporal variability (i.e. frequency of drought states of … nature) and the active management responses to capital stocks represented by mitigation and alternative adaptation strategies …
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The supply of water for irrigation is subject to climatic and policy uncertainty. The object of the present paper is to …
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adaptation, active management responses designed to improve returns in particular states of nature, such as in the case of … drought must be considered. A change in the frequency of drought will induce a change in the allocation of land and water …, climate change will continue for some decades and adaptation will therefore be necessary. Conversely, most adaptation …
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