THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SET OF MEASURES TO DECISION THE PROBLEMS OF WATER SCARCITY IN THE CRIMEA
I. Nikolenko, A. M. Kopachevsky
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I. Nikolenko, A. M. Kopachevsky
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The article presents the global factors of water scarcity problems, as well as the main directions of actions to solve them. The scheme of the process of formation and strengthening of water scarcity in the implementation of extensive methods of water use is described. The problems of water scarcity on the Crimean Peninsula are considered. The analysis of water consumption regimes in Simferopol is carried out. The features and effectiveness of the use of intensive methods of water use in the processes of reducing and eliminating water scarcity in different countries are shown. The main directions of solving the problems of water scarcity in the Crimea with the use of intensive methods of water use are presented.
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The article presents the global factors of water scarcity problems, as well as the main directions of actions to solve them. The scheme of the process of formation and strengthening of water scarcity in the implementation of extensive methods of water use is described. The problems of water scarcity on the Crimean Peninsula are considered. The analysis of water consumption regimes in Simferopol is carried out. The features and effectiveness of the use of intensive methods of water use in the processes of reducing and eliminating water scarcity in different countries are shown. The main directions of solving the problems of water scarcity in the Crimea with the use of intensive methods of water use are presented.
Key concepts: Scarcity, Water scarcity, Process (computing), Set (abstract data type), Water resources, Water consumption, Natural resource economics, Water resource management