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Traditional development of water and agriculture based on irrigation tends to lead to over-extraction of environmentally-derived water as water use rises to an unsustainable peak. This behaviour is traditionally remedied by maintaining agricultural production while re-investing in efficiency and alternative water resources. Such behaviours effectively pay twice for the same production capacity. An alternative approach would adopt a different development pathway; a conjunctive use of both irri...
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- Italian Association of Agrometeorology Publisher's website
- Journal:
- Italian Journal of Agrometeorology Journal website
- Issue:
- Supplement to 3/2015
- Pages:
- 49-57
- Publication date:
- 2015
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2038-5625
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- 2015
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This is the accepted manuscript version of the article. The final version is available online from Pàtron editore at: http://www.patroneditore.com/immagini/banners/numero%20speciale%20agro/speciale%20aiam%20completo%2002-02-15.pdf
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Opportunity costs of virtual water: a justification for green-water based agricultural capacity growth for economic, social and environmental sustainability
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