Titlebook: Management of Shared Groundwater Resources; The Israeli-Palestin Eran Feitelson,Marwan Haddad Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Institutional Cooperation on Groundwater Issuesewater. Roughly speaking, it stays in the same drainage area and is continuously being reused there. Water is a renewable, but also a finite resource, essential for all living beings, humans, fauna and flora alike.

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0929-127X d demand for water rises, reliance on groundwaterincreases. In many cases the groundwater underlies boundaries, or ispart of a hydraulic system that crosses boundaries. In such casesthere is always the danger that the ‘prisoner‘s dilemma‘ will run itscourse and all parties will compete over who will

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The Management of Shared Aquifersmanagement of all renewable resources, as propagated by conservationists more than ninety years ago. In practice, however, groundwater management is perhaps the most complex challenge facing the water policy community. This complexity is compounded when aquifers underlie boundaries.

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The Islamic Approach to the Environment and Sustainable Groundwater Managementoncern that the state of the earth’s environment is worsening: natural resources are being depleted, per capita food production is decreasing, waste generation is increasing—and is increasingly difficult to manage and dispose—and public health problems are on the rise.

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Overview of the Mountain Aquifer She’an (Beisan), in the north, to near Beer Sheva (Beer Al-Sabeaa), in the south, and from under the Mediterranean coastal plain and the western foothills, in the west, to the Jordan Rift Valley in the east (Figure 1)..

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Centralized vs. Decentralized Approaches to Groundwater Management and Allocation in the Context of allocative rules become necessary when the consequences of one person’s consumption choices decrease the access or increase the costs for another consumer. That is the case where high extraction levels are associated with falling water tables, for instance, with the shared aquifers on which the Israeli and Palestinians depend.

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The Evolving International Law of Transnational Aquifers can tolerate only a narrow range of impurities in the water they consume. Furthermore, the quantity of water available on the planet remains essentially unchanged and unchangeable. Therefore, usable water has always been a scarce and valuable commodity.