Salinisation of Land and Water Resources¶
NIX, & Ghassemi. (1995). Salinisation of Land and Water Resources: Human Causes, Extent, Management and Case Studies. New South Wales Press.
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- Salinization
- Irrigated-agriculture soil management — the dominant anthropogenic setting; secondary salinization of arid and semi-arid cropland (Bronze Age Mesopotamia, the modern Punjab, Indus basin, Murray-Darling, Aral basin, San Joaquin Valley), a leading cause of cropland abandonment, managed by leaching fractions and drainage.
This sourceIrrigated arid and semi-arid cropland as the dominant anthropogenic salinization setting, with the Punjab, Indus, Murray-Darling, Aral and San Joaquin cases and leaching/drainage management.
- Irrigated-agriculture soil management — the dominant anthropogenic setting; secondary salinization of arid and semi-arid cropland (Bronze Age Mesopotamia, the modern Punjab, Indus basin, Murray-Darling, Aral basin, San Joaquin Valley), a leading cause of cropland abandonment, managed by leaching fractions and drainage.
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