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Wastewater Use in Irrigated Agriculture

Confronting the Livelihood and Environmental Realities

Author : Scott, C.A. and Faruqui, N.I. et al.

Publisher: CAB International

Place of Publish: UK, Oxfordshire

Year: 2004

Page Numbers: 193

Acc. No: 1711

Class No: 333.7 WAS-SA

Category: Books & Reports

Subjects: Economics of Land and Energy

Type of Resource: Monograph

Languages: English

ISBN: 92-90-90-5506

This volume addresses the issue of urban wastewater in agriculture, which is an age-old practice that is receiving renewed attention due to the increasing scarcity of fresh water resources. This practice is vastly un-regulated in poor countries, and the health and environmental costs and benefits are often unknown or unacknowledged. Existing options to treat wastewater is expensive and some countries do not possess the financial means to execute these methods. This is a useful publication to those interested in hydrology, soil science, agricultural engineering, development economics, public health, development studies, urban and peri-urban agriculture, and water resource policies.