L'évolution de l'eau : facteur de production et de risques pour l'agriculture

Various functions are performed by water : biologic, hygienic, techniques and recreational. In dry periods, it is difficult to allocate water to needs. These must be reduced at theire minimum possible levels, while avaiding remaining or recycled waters being polluted. State intervention are aimed to avaid pollution, and to secure the best possible use of water resources.

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AgEcon Search (University of Minnesota, USA)
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.351742
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Agriculture and Rural Development Research
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L'évolution de l'eau : facteur de production et de risques pour l'agriculture

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L'évolution de l'eau : facteur de production et de risques pour l'agriculture

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Abstract

Various functions are performed by water : biologic, hygienic, techniques and recreational. In dry periods, it is difficult to allocate water to needs. These must be reduced at theire minimum possible levels, while avaiding remaining or recycled waters being polluted. State intervention are aimed to avaid pollution, and to secure the best possible use of water resources.

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