Titlebook: Water Management in New Zealand‘s Canterbury Region; A Sustainability Fra Bryan R. Jenkins Book 2018 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2

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Cumulative Effects at the Catchment Scaleironment. These two crucial issues relate to the sustainability limits and cumulative effects of water extraction and use at the catchment scale. There is now water scarcity in Canterbury as the abstraction demands for human use exceed the biophysical capacity of the water resource system to regular

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Biophysical System Failure Pathways at the Regional Scale emissions, the use of water for hydro-electric generation reduces New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions from energy compared to other developed countries. However, agriculture is the largest source producing 47.2% of total emissions, primarily from methane and nitrous oxide contributions. In addit

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Cumulative Effects at the Catchment Scaleironment. These two crucial issues relate to the sustainability limits and cumulative effects of water extraction and use at the catchment scale. There is now water scarcity in Canterbury as the abstraction demands for human use exceed the biophysical capacity of the water resource system to regular

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Biophysical System Failure Pathways at the Regional Scale emissions, the use of water for hydro-electric generation reduces New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions from energy compared to other developed countries. However, agriculture is the largest source producing 47.2% of total emissions, primarily from methane and nitrous oxide contributions. In addit

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Socio-economic Failure Pathwaysre typically designed for a purpose and can be modified as circumstances change. In discussing socio-economic systems, not only are the current designs described but also the changing circumstances and innovations in institutional design concepts are considered. Circumstances have changed in Canterb

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Book 2018New Zealand. The strategic approach, the collaborative engagement, and, the nested adaptive systems approach represent a paradigm shift in water management in New Zealand. The second is to delineate the sustainability framework that underpins the Canterbury approach. The framework is based on the co

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Water Management in New Zealand‘s Canterbury RegionA Sustainability Fra