From water scarcity to sustainable water use in the West Bank, Palestine
D.W. Al-Nazer
Abstract
D.W. Al-Nazer
Abstract
ch. 1. Introduction -- ch. 2. Water footprint of the Palestinians in the West Bank -- ch. 3. Financial, environmental and social evaluation of water management options in the West Bank, Palestine -- ch. 4. Optimizing irrigation water use in the West Bank, Palestine -- ch. 5. Saving water and reducing pollution in the unhairing-liming process in the leather tanning industry -- ch. 6. A strategy for sustainable water management in the West Bank, Palestine -- ch. 7. Conclusions and recommendations.
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ch. 1. Introduction -- ch. 2. Water footprint of the Palestinians in the West Bank -- ch. 3. Financial, environmental and social evaluation of water management options in the West Bank, Palestine -- ch. 4. Optimizing irrigation water use in the West Bank, Palestine -- ch. 5. Saving water and reducing pollution in the unhairing-liming process in the leather tanning industry -- ch. 6. A strategy for sustainable water management in the West Bank, Palestine -- ch. 7. Conclusions and recommendations.
Key concepts: West bank, Palestine, Water scarcity, Scarcity, Business, Water resource management, Water resources, Natural resource economics