Inclusion of Ecological Water Requirements in Optimization of Water Resource Allocation Under Changing Climatic Conditions

Yue, Wencong; Liu, Zhongqi; Su, Meirong; Xu, Meng; Rong, Qiangqiang; Xu, Chao; Tan, Zhenkun; Jiang, Xuming; Su, Z.; Cai, Yanpeng

doi:10.1007/s11269-021-03039-3

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“…Water resource overuse has been a side effect of increasing urbanization and industrialization, resulting in dwindling supplies [4]. Improving the efficiency with which water resources are used is a critical issue that must be addressed immediately in order to maintain economic and social growth in the face of climate change [5][6][7]. China is not endowed with an abundance of water; water is the primary constraint on China's future development; and water issues are a top priority for Chinese policymakers [8].…”

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Understanding the Mechanism of Urbanization Affect Agricultural Water Efficiency: Evidence from China

Shi

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Water

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Concerns regarding food security and sustainable development have been highlighted as a result of water scarcity and growing urbanization. It is imperative to look into their relationship. This study examines the impact of urbanization on agricultural water efficiency (AWE) in China utilizing China province-level panel data from 2002 to 2019. The findings indicate that urbanization has a U-shaped relationship with AWE, meaning that urbanization first had a detrimental effect on AWE before reversing course. These findings are robust to the inclusion of three measures of urbanization and the estimation of the instrumental variable method. Structural equation modeling of the underlying mechanisms demonstrates that, at higher levels of urbanization, planting structure and irrigation facilities partially mediate the urbanization-AWE relationship; the mediate effects account for between 27.3% and 100% of total effects, depending on the urbanization measurement used. China should continue investing in rural irrigation infrastructure as it urbanizes, as this would improve water efficiency.

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Understanding the Mechanism of Urbanization Affect Agricultural Water Efficiency: Evidence from China

Shi

et al. 2022

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Suitable Ecological Water Demand for Wetlands Restored to Different Historical Periods in a Latitude area and their Response to Changing Environments

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Zhang,

et al. 2024

Water Resour Manage

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A Copula-based interval linear programming model for water resources allocation under uncertainty

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Journal of Environmental Management

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Inclusion of Ecological Water Requirements in Optimization of Water Resource Allocation Under Changing Climatic Conditions

Cited by 4 publications

References 79 publications

Understanding the Mechanism of Urbanization Affect Agricultural Water Efficiency: Evidence from China

Understanding the Mechanism of Urbanization Affect Agricultural Water Efficiency: Evidence from China

Suitable Ecological Water Demand for Wetlands Restored to Different Historical Periods in a Latitude area and their Response to Changing Environments

A Copula-based interval linear programming model for water resources allocation under uncertainty

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