The presence of pollutants in the water bodies deteriorate the water quality and make it unfit
for use. From an environmental perspective, it is essential to develop new technologies for …

The issue of groundwater management remains a practical concern in many regions
throughout the world, while water managers continue to grapple with the question of how to …

Nonpoint sources of pollution, primarily from agricultural sources, are a major cause of water
quality impairment. Yet policies to address this issue remain underexplored in the literature …

Agricultural nonpoint source water pollution has long been recognized as an important
contributor to US water quality problems and the subject of an array of local, state, and …

The management of recreational fisheries has received relatively little research attention
from economists. Nevertheless, recreational fisheries generate substantial economic …

Climate mitigation targets must involve the agricultural sector, which contributes 10%–14%
of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. To evaluate options for …

This article surveys selected contributions of economics to the literature on water pollution
and the regulation of water quality. While not a comprehensive review, the article highlights …

The ability to identify, target, and treat critical pollution source areas on a landscape is an
ongoing challenge for water quality programs that seek to address nonpoint source (NPS) …

Abstract The post-World War II era has witnessed a drastic increase in irrigation activities
that have contributed substantially to the massive growth in agricultural production that …

Agricultural fertilizer use is widely acknowledged to be a leading cause of water pollution.
Yet, no national estimates exist on the effect of fertilizer application on concentrations of …