Water markets have increasingly been adopted as a reallocation tool around the world as
water scarcity intensifies. Water markets were first introduced in Australia in the 1980s, and …

Hydro-economic modeling (HEM) addresses research and policy questions from
socioeconomic and biophysical perspectives under a broad range of water-related topics …

Successful climate adaptation needs to sustain food, water, and energy security in the face
of elevated carbon emissions. Hydroeconomic analysis (HEA) offers considerable potential …

The recent drought in south-eastern Australia saw the lowest inflows on record in the Murray–
Darling Basin in 2006. As reservoirs were drawn down water availability for irrigation was …

Climate change is already affecting many natural systems and human environments
worldwide, like the semiarid Guadiana Basin in Spain. This paper illustrates a systematic …

The potential impacts of climate variability and change on water resources and food security
are receiving growing attention especially in regions that face growing challenges meeting …

The latest in a set of major water reforms in the Australian Murray–Darling Basin occurred in
November 2012 with completion of a new integrated water resources plan for the region (the …

Droughts can be regarded as one of the most spatially complex geohazards, causing a
severe impact on socio-economic aspects. Preparing a comprehensive drought …

Automation has been conceptually explained in management accounting research as an
antecedent to control problem avoidance (Emmanuel, Merchant, & Otley, 1990). However …

Abstract The Murray-Darling Basin (MDB) in Australia provides a leading example of a
region that has established wide-ranging transboundary water agreements. The MDB …