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Jason Alexandra
This paper explores the ways water governance adapts to changing social values and political imperatives by examining the case of water policy reforms in Australia?s Murray Darling Basin. Over more than two decades, Australia?s water reforms have explici...
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J M Al-Rawi, F M Al-Hyaly
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Introduction: This study aims to investigate the safe use of Rhus coriaria seed extracts (water and ethanol) genetically on fungi Aspergillus amstelodami because the extensive use of plant in many pharmaceutical and food fields. Materials and methods: In...
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Robert B. Richardson and Murari Suvedi
Fisheries in Cambodia play an important role in supporting household food security and livelihoods throughout the country. Inland fisheries production is largely dependent on numerous ecosystem services, particularly the floodwaters of the Tonle Sap Lake...
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Eric C. Edwards, Ryan C. Bosworth, Patrick Adams, Viviane Baji, Amberlee Burrows, Coleman Gerdes and Michelle Jones
Across the western US, growing populations and urbanization along with environmental demands and a changing climate have strained water allocation mechanisms originally designed to provide water to agriculture. This paper provides a methodology, using Ut...
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Julio Berbel, Carlos Gutiérrez-Martín and Julia Martin-Ortega
Economics plays a double role in the field of water management, firstly as a powerful analytical tool supporting water allocation and policy decisions, and secondly in the form of policy instruments (water pricing, markets, etc.). This Special Issue pres...
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