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Study on the Water Right System of Tarim River Valley

Jiang Zhi-hui

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With the population growth of Tarim River valley,the expansion of investment,the strengthen of water resources development and utilization,there was obvious degradation of ecological environment.The allocation of water resources was discussed from the aspect of water right system,which could serve the economy and society in south Xinjiang better.

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With the population growth of Tarim River valley,the expansion of investment,the strengthen of water resources development and utilization,there was obvious degradation of ecological environment.The allocation of water resources was discussed from the aspect of water right system,which could serve the economy and society in south Xinjiang better.

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With the population growth of Tarim River valley,the expansion of investment,the strengthen of water resources development and utilization,there was obvious degradation of ecological environment.The allocation of water resources was discussed from the aspect of water right system,which could serve the economy and society in south Xinjiang better.

Key concepts: Tarim river, Water resources, Investment (military), Water right, Population, Water resource management, Natural resource economics, Environmental science

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