Abstract The advent of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) spurred a new direction of
research in agricultural and farming domain. In recent times, WSNs are widely applied in …

Intermittent water supply systems are characterised by schedules that subject water
consumers to less than 24 hours a day or less than 7 days of water supply a week. Causes …

The 1989 privatization of the water supply sector in England and Wales is a much-cited
model of market environmentalism—the introduction of market institutions to natural …

Analysis of water policy shows the importance of cognitive and ideological dimensions in the
formulation of policy discourses. Ideas are never neutral and reflect the particular societal …

We are both impressed by the book. It merits prominent publication as a far-reaching
application of innovative methodologies to an important, and well explained, worldwide …

During the last half-century, advances in crop production came from expansion in areas
irrigated from more intensive application of fertilizers and crop protection chemicals, and …

This paper applies a conceptual framework of “governance failure” to an analysis of the
institutional dimensions of urban water supply provision to poor households, focusing on the …

This article examines the intricate process of develo** the European Union's Water
Framework Directive. It sees the Directive as a response to recent economic, political and …

This paper aims to set the stage with an outline of the conceptual, analytical and theoretical
aspects of water institutional reforms and a synthesis of the main findings from the reform …

Climate change will be particularly experienced though the medium of water. Water
organisations, that are managing societal and ecological needs for water, are therefore …