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Revision as of 23:55, 23 December 2013
The following articles have already been submitted:
EU's water privatization plans –Benefits and downsides of privatizing a public good
Water Governance
Agriculture and health
Sustainable intensification
Sources of water
Pastoralist agricultural systems
Water in the Food Supply Chain
Water Trading
The agricultural irrigation effects on wetlands ecosystems in 3rd world countries
Water Development and Allocation
Decision-making support
The Anthropocene's demand for a new approach towards Climate Change
Water Management in Rainfed Agriculture by Smallholder Farmers in the central Himalayan Region
Spring Development Program - Philippines
EcoRegar - The solar irrigation system
Adaption - Ecosystem based (AbE) and connectivity
Desalination
Suface water, groundwater
Water losses through food losses and waste along the value chain
Marginal Water
Collective governance of common-pool resources
