Water, agriculture, and sustainable well-being / edited by Unai Pascual, Amita Shah, Jayanta Bandyopadhyay.

Contributor(s): Pascual, Unai [Editor] | Shah, Amita [Editor] | Bandyopadhyay, Jayanta [Editor].

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Ecological economics and human well-being.Publisher: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2009.Description: xv, 301 p. ill. 23 cm.ISBN: 9780198061755; 0198061757.Subject(s): Water -- Pollution -- Health aspects | Sustainable agriculture | Soil moisture conservationDDC classification: 333.913

Contents:

Valuing health damages from arsenic contamination: a willingness to pay and dose response approach / Achiransu Acharyya -- Groundwater contamination: an example from Bangladesh / Unai Pascual [and others] -- Sustainable solutions to arsenic contamination of groundwater: the Ganga-Meghna-Brahmaputra Basin / Atanu Sarkar -- Farmers as producers of clean water: a field experiment / Peter Maille and Alan Collins -- The fundamentals of physical hydronomics: a novel approach for physico-chemical water valuation / Antonio Valero [and others] -- Good ecology is good economics: sustainability of food security / Deepa Varma. -- Agriculture and environment: competitiveness and comparative advantage in North-South context -- Assessing drought risk and vulnerability: Bolangir district in Orissa, India / Mrutyunjay Swain and Mamata Swain -- Promoting sustainable agricultural land use systems: policy options for hills and mountains / Golam Rasul -- Climbing the pesticide treadmill into the debt trap: the dynamics of pesticide use and farmer indebtedness in Andhra Pradesh, India / Rimjhim M. Aggarwal -- Valuing benefits of soil conservation in hill areas of Bangladesh / M.A. Monayem Miah and S.M. Fakhrul Islam -- Adoption of soil conservation measures in Belgium: application of the theory of planned bahaviour / Erwin Wauters and Erik Mathijs.

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Valuing health damages from arsenic contamination: a willingness to pay and dose response approach / Achiransu Acharyya --
Groundwater contamination: an example from Bangladesh / Unai Pascual [and others] -- Sustainable solutions to arsenic contamination of groundwater: the Ganga-Meghna-Brahmaputra Basin / Atanu Sarkar -- Farmers as producers of clean water: a field experiment / Peter Maille and Alan Collins -- The fundamentals of physical hydronomics: a novel approach for physico-chemical water valuation / Antonio Valero [and others] -- Good ecology is good economics: sustainability of food security / Deepa Varma. -- Agriculture and environment: competitiveness and comparative advantage in North-South context -- Assessing drought risk and vulnerability: Bolangir district in Orissa, India / Mrutyunjay Swain and Mamata Swain -- Promoting sustainable agricultural land use systems: policy options for hills and mountains / Golam Rasul -- Climbing the pesticide treadmill into the debt trap: the dynamics of pesticide use and farmer indebtedness in Andhra Pradesh, India / Rimjhim M. Aggarwal -- Valuing benefits of soil conservation in hill areas of Bangladesh / M.A. Monayem Miah and S.M. Fakhrul Islam -- Adoption of soil conservation measures in Belgium: application of the theory of planned bahaviour / Erwin Wauters and Erik Mathijs.

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