C. Lallana's scientific contributions
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Publications (4)
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this report. A great deal of additional information on the European Union is available on the Internet. It can be accessed through the Europa server (http://europa.eu.int). EEA, Copenhagen, 2001 Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged
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... To date, neo-liberal approaches seem to dominate the framing of water problems, in Europe and beyond. For instance, the Blueprint suggests the creation of financial instruments to encourage farmers to adopt sprinkler or drip irrigation, since the costs derived from this modernization process may exceed the productive capacity of irrigated areas (Lallana et al., 2001). Israel has favoured the construction of desalination plants by signing concession agreements with the highest bidder. ...
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... Table 4 lists references to percentage NRW by volume in the National Reports. However, lists of percentage NRW such as Table 4 -or Table 3.4 in Lallana et al. (2001), which shows % NRW varying from 4% to 75% -provide no explanation of the reasons why one figure may be "high", and the another figure "low". These reasons include the following: ...
... Phytoplankton growth is governed by the combined interactions of physical, chemical and biological components of an estuary (Dayala et al., 2014). Land driven nutrients and light availability support rich phytoplankton production in estuaries (Crouzet et al., 1999;Neill, 2005). The light penetration into the estuarine waters is subjected to the magnitude of suspended solids. ...
... In contrast, countries with advanced agriculture have a variety of policy instruments; in Denmark and Norway, for example, taxes are levied on pesticides, which are 20% and 13% of the retail price, respectively (Miller and Vela, 2013). In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, the tax is returned to farmers who use fewer fertilizers and use environmentally friendly pesticides (Krinner et al., 2001). In China, stepped pricing schemes for agricultural water are popular. ...
