▪ Abstract Since the 1970s, supply augmentation strategies to meet water needs have
waned, and governments have increasingly focused on demand management measures …

Water demand management, or making better use of the water we have—as opposed to
augmenting supply—is increasingly proposed as a way of mitigating water‐scarcity …

California agriculture will undergo significant transformations over the next few decades in
response to climate extremes, environmental regulation and policy encouraging …

Water rights trading is a market mechanism that promotes the conservation, protection and
optimal allocation of water resources. This paper takes the water rights trading pilots' policy …

Over the last 25 years, economic water policy models have evolved in concept, theoretical
and technical methods, scope and application to address a host of water demand, supply …

Fresh water can make a greater contribution to human well-being if society improves the
design and management of water resource infrastructure, establishes more inclusive …

This study contributes a many‐objective analysis of the tradeoffs associated with using the
portfolio planning approach for managing the urban water supply risks posed by growing …

Abstract Katharine Coman's “Some Unsettled Problems of Irrigation,” published in March
1911 in the first issue of the American Economic Review, addressed issues of water supply …

Water demand management, or making better use of the water we have—as opposed to
augmenting supply—is increasingly proposed as a way of mitigating water-scarcity …

Agriculture may support the local nonagricultural economy in rural areas, though agricultural
expansion may also crowd-out nonagricultural activity. On the United States Plains, areas …