Titlebook: Agricultural Use of Groundwater; Towards Integration Cesare Dosi Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 Agricultural Pol

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Freshwater Availability and Groundwater Use in Southern Europeding on their latitude, stage of development, and social perception of welfare gains/losses stemming from alternative water uses (and abuses). While in relatively water-abundant and wealthy communities, competition is gradually taking on the form of rivalry between consumptive (abstractions and wast

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Controlling Groundwater Pollution from Agricultural Non-point Sources: an Overview of Policy Instrumlant-protection products, or to other farming practices (irrigation techniques and groundwater abstractions). Aquifer enrichment takes place through pollutants accumulating on farmland (e.g. nitrogen surpluses) or coming from outside the farm-gates (saltwater in coastal areas) (Giacomelli ..., Chapt

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Agricultural Policy, Environmental Impacts and Water Use Under Production Uncertaintyupport schemes occupy a central position in the design of agricultural policy, although policies such as production quotas or land set aside schemes are also very important. However, price support schemes, although very popular among farmers, have been associated with increased agricultural pollutio

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Agricultural Subsidies, Water Pricing and Farmers’ Responses: Implications for Water Policy and CAP igation acreages, agricultural policy is one of the most important factors affecting irrigation water demand. The kinds of subsidies, barriers to trade or market interventions in place largely dictate what irrigated crops farmers are willing to grow and to what extent farmers are likely to respond t