Description

A crucial issue that is at the forefront of global policy change, administration, and planning is water. Concerns regarding water as a renewable resource, its accessibility to a variety of users, the health of aquatic ecosystems, and worldwide problems with climate change, water security, water commerce, and water ethics are all on the rise. The world has been made aware of the changing climate by events during the past year. To maintain our health, we require a consistent, clean supply of drinking water. Water is also necessary for agriculture, the development of energy, navigation, leisure, and manufacturing. Many of these applications impose stress on water resources, and climate change is expected to make matters worse. This book offers the most recent theories and information on water logging and salinity, sedimentation, land use, eutrophication, fisheries, and aquatic weeds. Experts from nine different nations have contributed to it. Additionally, readers will learn about social implications, financial tools, starting ecologically friendly projects, water quality modelling and monitoring, water reuse, and other topics.