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Water resource management
Water resources are exploited for industrial and agricultural production from both groundwater (aquifers) and surface water sources - rivers and streams, lakes and reservoirs, water recycling and rainwater harvesting systems.
Water resource management planning and licencing uses hydrogeological and hydrological sciences for forecasting and modelling to conserve resources and meet demand.
The Openfields library holds materials on management and planning for the use of ground and surface water resources.
A sample of Items held in the Water resource management category
- Briefing 1416: The Water White Paper
- Models, decision-making and flood risk: doing simulation modelling differently
- Energy efficiency on farm – a practical guide
- Watercress growing and its environmental impacts on chalk rivers in England (NECR027)
- Climate change: general adaptations for farmers and growers
- Green roofs:how do plants grow on different materials?
- Soil and Water Volume 12 No. 4
- Production of shrubs from liners
- Soil and Water Volume 6 No. 3
- Soil and Water Volume 7 No. 1
There are currently no subcategories in the Water resource management section.
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The OpenFields Library is a free online library contains items of interest to practitioners and researchers in the agricultural and landbased industries.