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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Water Reallocation"”.

  1. Water Allocation in Southern Alberta

    This dissertation examines water allocation in southern Alberta and develops a fungibility framework for water rights and examines a range of characteristics impacting the transferability of water rights in southern Alberta. Fungibility is the degree to which water rights are homogenous. The …

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  2. Simulating Community Dynamics in Rural-Urban Water Transfers through an Integrated Agent-Based and Input-Output Modeling Approach

    As societal water demands grow and suitable water supplies decline, water users are increasingly in conflict over this limited resource. In regions where water is sufficiently limited, water is often already fully allocated, leaving reallocation between users as the most viable solution to meet new …

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  3. Energyshed to Watershed: Linking Water and Energy Consumers to Their Environmental Impact and Water Resources

    Watersheds are fundamental systems for supporting the needs of society, yet the availability of water within natural watersheds often does not align with the growing demands of human activities. This disparity frequently compels cities and agricultural hubs to depend on water sources well beyond …

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  4. Human mediated physical and virtual water transfers of the United States: Who uses the water?

    … connections between consumers and distant water resources used in production, by enabling consumer demand in one location to be fulfilled with production and resource use in another. Many of the environmental consequences associated with water-intensive production, particularly agricultural …

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