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Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources for 700,000-Plus Residents: A Practical Example of the Transboundary Management of Groundwater Resources in the Kumamoto Area, Japan
Abstract The city of Kumamoto and its surrounding areas have a population of more than 0.7 million, and unique in that the prefecture-governed city boasts a water supply that is exclusively supported by an abundant groundwater system. The recent expansion of urban land-use areas in and around the city has resulted in a decrease in the volume of regional groundwater resources. This is despite the efforts of local governments to maintain stable groundwater recharge rates and the economical use of water. In addition, groundwater contamination, caused primarily by agriculturally derived nitrate, is increasing. Public education is necessary to maintain environmentally stable regional groundwater resources in terms of both quantity and quality. This paper describes the ongoing program conducted by the city of Kumamoto for this purpose.
Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources for 700,000-Plus Residents: A Practical Example of the Transboundary Management of Groundwater Resources in the Kumamoto Area, Japan
Abstract The city of Kumamoto and its surrounding areas have a population of more than 0.7 million, and unique in that the prefecture-governed city boasts a water supply that is exclusively supported by an abundant groundwater system. The recent expansion of urban land-use areas in and around the city has resulted in a decrease in the volume of regional groundwater resources. This is despite the efforts of local governments to maintain stable groundwater recharge rates and the economical use of water. In addition, groundwater contamination, caused primarily by agriculturally derived nitrate, is increasing. Public education is necessary to maintain environmentally stable regional groundwater resources in terms of both quantity and quality. This paper describes the ongoing program conducted by the city of Kumamoto for this purpose.
Sustainable Management of Groundwater Resources for 700,000-Plus Residents: A Practical Example of the Transboundary Management of Groundwater Resources in the Kumamoto Area, Japan
Shimada, Jun (Autor:in)
2012
01.01.2012
12 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Abandoned paddy fields , Artificial recharge , Land use change , Local city government , Transboundary groundwater management , Volcanic aquifer Environment , Environment, general , Water Policy/Water Governance/Water Management , Geography, general , Hydrogeology , Environmental Management , Civil Engineering
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