Decision Support Tools for Water Quality Management / / edited by Nigel W. T. Quinn [and three others].
The sustainability of water resources worldwide is increasingly imperiled as climate change contributes to the human-induced problems of water supply scarcity and maldistribution. Environmental problems associated with water quality, such as aquifer depletion, land subsidence, the seasonal drying of...
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