Titlebook: Governing Groundwater; Between Law and Prac Gabriela Cuadrado-Quesada Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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2365-4961 at it explains how groundwater governance and law are in practice rather than what they should be. Additionally, the research presented in this book provides ideas on how to rethink the design and implementatio978-3-030-92780-6978-3-030-92778-3Series ISSN 2365-4961 Series E-ISSN 2365-497X

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2365-4961 ms in six case studies from four countries and three contineThis book empirically examines a diverse range of groundwater issues and different approaches to deal with such concerns taking into account responses from government bodies, community organizations, scientists, private sector, and academia

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Fine Particle Synthesis and Coating,specific governance due to the development since 1981 of a Groundwater Act, which regulated all extraction and related activities to groundwater infiltration and recharge. This chapter also brings to the discussion?the case study of Delft, which examines the problem of groundwater excess and its repercussions to equity and sustainability.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82761-7es the first case study of the book. Angas Bremer, which is located in the state of South Australia. The case study discusses the problem of overexploitation as well as practices and innovations done by irrigators that have helped addressing some of the major groundwater?problems.

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Groundwater Overexploitation, Changing Crops, A New Wine Region and Legally Binding Allocation Planes the first case study of the book. Angas Bremer, which is located in the state of South Australia. The case study discusses the problem of overexploitation as well as practices and innovations done by irrigators that have helped addressing some of the major groundwater?problems.

Prologue

Groundwater, Bans on Free Grazing, Tree Felling and Drilling Wells, environmental and socio-economic?problems; the situation became particularly unbearable in the late 1970s, when many people were forced to migrate searching for opportunities to make a living. However, this situation has changed in the last three decades.