The paradox of irrigation efficiency
R. Quentin Grafton, John Williams, Chris Perry, François Molle, Claudia Ringler, Pasquale Steduto, B. Udall, Sarah Ann Wheeler, Y. Wang, Dustin Garrick, Richard G. Allen
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R. Quentin Grafton, John Williams, Chris Perry, François Molle, Claudia Ringler, Pasquale Steduto, B. Udall, Sarah Ann Wheeler, Y. Wang, Dustin Garrick, Richard G. Allen
Abstract
Higher efficiency rarely reduces water consumption
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Higher efficiency rarely reduces water consumption
Key concepts: Water consumption, Irrigation, Consumption (sociology), Water-use efficiency, Environmental science, Water efficiency, Natural resource economics, Agricultural economics