Titlebook: Water Resources of Pakistan; Issues and Impacts Muhammad Arif Watto,Michael Mitchell,Safdar Bashir Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

Pander

,Pakistan’s Transboundary Water Challenge,sboundary in nature. Over the last two decades, the waters of the Indus have become subject to contentious hydro-politics between Pakistan and its neighbouring riparians?– India, Afghanistan and China?– due to population and development pressures on one hand, and climate change induced water variabi

最初

Water Security in Pakistan: Availability, Accessibility and Utilisation,, water security has predominantly been studied and assessed at the national scale, and without due understanding of societal implications. However, given Pakistan’s cultural, economic, and environmental diversity, assessment of water security in the country requires an understanding of human-water

違法事實(shí)

Water Security in Pakistan: Availability, Accessibility and Utilisation,, water security has predominantly been studied and assessed at the national scale, and without due understanding of societal implications. However, given Pakistan’s cultural, economic, and environmental diversity, assessment of water security in the country requires an understanding of human-water

wangle

不能強(qiáng)迫我

羽毛長(zhǎng)成

,Pakistan’s Water Resources in the Era of Climate Change,dex (CRI) includes Pakistan in the top ten nations based on exposure and vulnerability to extreme events. Specific challenges amplifying the adverse effects of climate change include rapid population increase, increasing temperatures, more frequent and intense extreme events, glacier melting, and se

培養(yǎng)

敵意

Unlocking Economic Growth Under a Changing Climate: Agricultural Water Reforms in Pakistan,tional agronomic practices and irrigation water application methods, deteriorating irrigation infrastructure, and agricultural subsidies all act to repress a desire by farmers to improve their irrigation water use efficiency. We explore the performance of irrigation in the national economy out to 20

現(xiàn)實(shí)

Interregnum

Sustainability Analysis of Irrigation Water Management in Punjab, Pakistan,ies for meeting crop water demands, growing non-agricultural water demands (domestic and industrial supplies), and minimising adverse environmental impacts of one of the largest irrigation systems in the world. In this chapter, we focus on the irrigation system in Punjab by carrying out a sustainabi