Soil erosion, the physical movement of soil particles from one location in the landscape to
another, has attracted the attention of concerned soil scientists and conservationists for more …

Although remote sensing techniques have become important methodologies in
geographical studies, their quantitative tradition and empirical strength have discouraged …

The feasibility of groundwater monitoring was investigated by a case study on adopting
smart water meters to measure groundwater extraction at individual farms and a centralized …

Tube-well irrigation, through modern water extraction mechanisms (WEMs), has been vital to
food security and sustainable livelihoods in India. However, due to skewed distribution of …

In this study the economic benefits from micro irrigation in the Eastern Dry Zone of Karnataka
are estimated using primary data collected from a sample of 45 drip irrigation farmers (DIF) …

Negative externalities in groundwater irrigation arise due to overdraft of groundwater
leading to premature well failure, and reduced yield and age/life of wells. A watershed …

Human–environmental studies have done much to examine environmental consequences
of conflictual politics but have paid scant attention to landscape implications of cooperation …

«Ce livre raconte une histoire simple dont le dernier acte se joue peut-être sous nos yeux:
celle de la transformation de la nature. Pour les animaux et les plantes, la vie sur Terre et …

Ethnographic research in the central Aravalli Hills of Rajasthan documents a coherent
system of groundwater irrigation distinctively different from the system of dams, wiers, and …

Historically, India has relied heavily on groundwater for agriculture with approximately, 80%
of irrigated water being sourced from groundwater. This paper aims to analyze the relation …