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Jevons' paradox and efficient irrigation technology
L Sears, J Caparelli, C Lee, D Pan, G Strandberg… - Sustainability, 2018 - mdpi.com
Water is one of our world's most essential natural resources, but it is also a resource that is
becoming increasingly scarce. The agricultural use of groundwater is particularly important …
becoming increasingly scarce. The agricultural use of groundwater is particularly important …
Designing water markets for climate change adaptation
Water markets have the potential to lessen some costs of climate change. However, they
need to be designed to address the unique institutional and physical features of water. In …
need to be designed to address the unique institutional and physical features of water. In …
Satellite‐based monitoring of irrigation water use: Assessing measurement errors and their implications for agricultural water management policy
Reliable accounting of agricultural water use is critical for sustainable water management.
However, the majority of agricultural water use is not monitored, with limited metering of …
However, the majority of agricultural water use is not monitored, with limited metering of …
Adaptation to an irrigation water restriction imposed through local governance
We estimate how farmers adapted to a water restriction imposed through local governance.
The restriction imposed a uniform quota on water use with a 5-year allocation and allowed …
The restriction imposed a uniform quota on water use with a 5-year allocation and allowed …
Ozone stress and crop harvesting failure: Evidence from US food production
Farmers react to ozone injury by abandoning crops when the expected revenues cannot
compensate for the harvesting costs. This study provides the first empirical evidence of …
compensate for the harvesting costs. This study provides the first empirical evidence of …
Groundwater institutions in the face of global climate change
We review the literature on the performance of groundwater institutions, including command-
and-control (CAC) approaches, market-based institutions (MBIs), and voluntary approaches …
and-control (CAC) approaches, market-based institutions (MBIs), and voluntary approaches …
How transaction costs obstruct collective action: The case of California's groundwater
Collective action to remedy the losses of open access to common-pool resources often is
late and incomplete, extending rent dissipation. Examples include persistent over …
late and incomplete, extending rent dissipation. Examples include persistent over …
Comanagement of groundwater: A review
The sustainability of groundwater abstraction is fast becoming a global challenge. This
article reviews cases and assess the potential of groundwater comanagement, beginning by …
article reviews cases and assess the potential of groundwater comanagement, beginning by …
Adapting to water restrictions: Intensive versus extensive adaptation over time differentiated by water right seniority
This study explores farmers' adjustments to their water use when faced with water
restrictions, distinguishing between intensive and extensive adjustments and examining …
restrictions, distinguishing between intensive and extensive adjustments and examining …
The heterogeneous impacts of groundwater management policies in the Republican River Basin of Colorado
Groundwater is a critical input to agricultural production across the globe. Current
groundwater pum** rates frequently exceed recharge, often by a substantial amount …
groundwater pum** rates frequently exceed recharge, often by a substantial amount …