New Zealand's freshwater resources in coastal regions are under increasing pressure from
demands for drinking, irrigation and industrial uses, and climate change effects, particularly …

Water trading has been proposed as an effective mechanism for delivering economic
benefits within environmental limits. It represents one possibility for applying a dynamic …

As pressures on water resources increase in New Zealand, so does the need for alternative
policy approaches that can adequately address the demands of competing interests. This …

While all care and diligence has been used in processing, analysing, and extracting data
and information for this publication, the Ministry for the Environment, Stats NZ, and the data …

In 2007, BRANZ completed the Water End-use and Efficiency Project (WEEP), which looked
to collect water-use data from 12 households in Kapiti (Heinrich, 2007). The following year …

abstract New Zealand's freshwater resources in coastal regions are under increasing
pressure from demands for drinking, irrigation and industrial uses, and climate change …

Public participation in water resource management is crucial for community development
and resource sustainability. It is a way in which citizens can contribute local knowledge …

Although agricultural productivity aims to meet global food demand, its expansion and
intensification has led to an increase in nutrient load in waterways affecting water quality …

Ecosystem services encompass the wide range of intrinsic and extrinsic benefits that
humans derive from ecosystems and how such services contribute to community wellbeing …

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