Socio-hydrologic drivers of the pendulum swing between agricultural development and environmental health: A case study from Murrumbidgee River basin, Australia

Keyphrases

• Australia 100%
• River Basin 100%
• Agricultural Development 100%
• Environmental Health 100%
• Pendulum Swing 100%
• Hydrological Drivers 100%
• Murrumbidgee River 100%
• Food Production 66%
• Human Systems 33%
• Socioeconomic 33%
• Technological Solutions 33%
• Coupled System 33%
• Attendants 33%
• Infrastructure Systems 33%
• Water Use 33%
• Development History 33%
• Adverse Environmental Factors 33%
• Ecosystem Services 33%
• Policy Framework 33%
• Dominant Controls 33%
• Economic Instruments 33%
• Slow Evolution 33%
• Hydrologic System 33%
• System Policy 33%
• Hydrological System 33%
• Management Needs 33%
• Remedial Measures 33%
• Coupled Human-water Systems 33%
• Agricultural Food 33%
• Human Values 33%
• Riparian Environment 33%
• Two-way Coupling 33%
• Socio-economic Benefits 33%
• Murrumbidgee 33%
• Environmental Ecosystems 33%
• Sociocultural Conditions 33%
• Eastern Australia 33%
• Water Extraction 33%
• Environmental Health Services 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Socioeconomics 100%
• River Basin 100%
• Australia 100%
• Food Production 100%
• Agricultural Development 100%
• Environmental Health 100%
• Environmental Impact 50%
• Ecosystem Service 50%
• Water Extraction 50%
• Economic Instrument 50%