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|a National Research Council (U.S.).
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|a Irrigation-induced water quality problems :
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|a Irrigation-Induced Water Quality Problems -- Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- Irrigation-Induced Water Quality Problems -- Executive Summary -- KESTERSON AS AN EXAMPLE OF A BROADER PROBLEM -- UNDERSTANDING THE SCIENTIFIC DIMENSIONS OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM -- UNDERSTANDING THE INSTITUTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM -- RESOLVING PROBLEMS: ESSENTIAL STUDY ELEMENTS -- RESOLVING PROBLEMS: IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING ALTERNATIVES -- RECOMMENDATIONS -- Planning Issues :Related to Irrigation-Induced Water Quality Problems -- Policy Issues
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|a Responding to Irrigation-Induced Water Quality Problems: A Shared Responsibility1 Introduction: Kesterson as an Example of a Broader Problem -- WESTERN U.S. AGRICULTURE -- THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY -- The Natural History of the San Joaquin Valley -- Differences Between the East and West Sides -- KESTERSON NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE -- STATE AND FEDERAL INVOLVEMENT -- THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY DRAINAGE PROGRAM -- THE NATIONAL IRRIGATION WATER QUALITY PROGRAM -- FUTURE IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE ISSUES -- REFERENCES
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|a 2 Understanding the Scientific Dimensions of an Environmental Problem HOW IRRIGATION DRAINAGE ALTERS WATER QUALITY -- HYDROLOGY AND SOILS -- GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY -- FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSIDERATIONS -- PUBLIC HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- 3 Understanding the Institutional Dimensions of an Environmental Problem -- ECONOMIC FACTORS -- SOCIAL FACTORS -- AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS -- LEGAL ISSUES -- POLITICAL FACTORS -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCE -- 4 Resolving Problems: Essential Study Elements -- ESSENTIAL STUDY ELEMENTS
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|a Recognizing the ProblemDefining the Problem -- Data Assessment and Acquisition -- Assessing the Data Base -- Acquiring Additional Data -- Interpreting the Data -- COMPLEXITY AND STUDY DESIGN -- Descriptive Complexity -- Interactive Complexity -- UNCERTAINTY -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- 5 Resolving Problems: Identifying and Evaluating Alternatives -- TECHNICAL OPTIONS -- Transport and Disposal of Drainage Water -- Ocean Disposal -- Deep-Well Injection -- Source Control -- Retirement of Land from Irrigated Agriculture -- Management of Irrigation
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|a Onsite Evaporation PondsDrainage Water Treatment Technologies -- Desalinization Technologies -- Chemical and Biological Removal -- INSTITUTIONAL OPTIONS -- Price Adjustments -- Accurate Market Prices -- Taxes and Charges -- Subsidies -- Legal Changes -- Constraints on Water Transfers -- Constraints on Drainage -- Regulatory Approaches -- Organizational Changes -- Broadening and Redefining Responsibilities -- Correcting Other Institutional Impediments -- Political and Social Changes -- EVALUATING ALTERNATIVES -- Evaluation Criteria
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