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The global water crisis: Conflict prevention and structural politics in arid zones of the earth

Name: The global water crisis: Conflict prevention and structural politics in arid zones of the earth
Keywords: climate variability, seasonal climate forecasts, 05 Environmental Sciences, 0703 Crop and Pasture Production, 06 Biological Sciences, water resources, farming, agro-climate, sustainable agriculture, climate risk management

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2008 Australia German Publisher:Scientific Publishers Berlin (WVB)

Authors: Klose, S. M.; Tauer, S.;

The global water crisis: Conflict prevention and structural politics in arid zones of the earth

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climate variability, seasonal climate forecasts, 05 Environmental Sciences, 0703 Crop and Pasture Production, 06 Biological Sciences, water resources, farming, agro-climate, sustainable agriculture, climate risk management, climate change, 050209 Natural Resource Management, conflicts, ecological sustainability, 070301 Agro-ecosystem Functionand Prediction, wars, applied climate education, 070108 Sustainable Agricultural Development

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