Groundwater resources management has to deal with balancing the exploitation of a complex resource (in terms of quantity, quality, and surface water interactions) with the increasing demands of water and land users (who can pose a threat to resource availability and quality). This note deals mainly with the quantitative, essentially resource-related, issues of groundwater management, and only touches marginally upon groundwater pollution protection...
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2006/01/01
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Groundwater resource management : an introduction to its scope and practice
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surface water
Citation
Tuinhof,Albert; Dumars,Charles; Foster,Stephen; Kemper,Karin Erika; Garduno,Hector; Nanni,Marcella.
Groundwater resource management : an introduction to its scope and practice (English). GW Mate briefing note series ; no. 1 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/287291468322748277