Titlebook: Integrated Water Resources Management in the Mediterranean Region; Dialogue towards new Redouane Choukr-Allah,Ragab Ragab,Rafael Rodriguez

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Water Resources Management Under Possible Future Climate and Land Use Changes: The Application of thtem comprises three models: the distributed catchment scale model DiCaSM, which deals with the unsaturated zone; the MODFLOW model, for saturated zone and groundwater flow; and the SWI model, for seawater intrusion in coastal areas. These models can be applied either together or separately. Four sit

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Perspectives of Wastewater Reuse in the Mediterranean Regionshore countries. All the southern and eastern Mediterranean countries, except Turkey, are currently under water stress, with less than 1,000 m./person/year of annual renewable water resources..In most countries of the Mediterranean, the vital importance of treating and safely reusing wastewater is b

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Wastewater Production, Treatment and Reuse Around the Mediterranean Region: Current Status and Main e MED region only has just over 2 % of the world’s freshwater resources, with two-thirds of them concentrated within the northern Mediterranean countries. With agriculture being the main user of freshwater, the reuse of treated urban wastewater for agriculture could, at least, relieve current freshw

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Recycling and Reuse of Treated Wastewater: Challenges and Perspectives – The Example of the Júcar Rirated water resources management in the Mediterranean, where climate change aggravates the stress on this already very vulnerable region..The here presented work provides information about two recent documents elaborated in Spain to enforce an increasing use of reused water: the Royal Decree 1620/20

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