Like climate chance also land grabing seems hardly to stop. More precise measuring of falling Hydrologically is desirable, but in any case we know that in the aquifer more water is used than delivered. Stopping the wateruse is one end of stopping the process. Providing more water to the subsoil is the other way to go; even better both ways. Justdiggit works (https://justdiggit.org) on sustainable regreening in large scale desertified areas in order to reduce erosion and high floods, increase green production and groundwaterflow and moderate climate extreems. Wageningen University provides scientific basis to this 'Hydrologic Corridor' concept.
Published by Fons Jaspers, research coordination/ trainer at alterra
Like climate chance also land grabing seems hardly to stop. More precise measuring of falling Hydrologically is desirable, but in any case we know that in the aquifer more water is used than delivered. Stopping the wateruse is one end of stopping the process. Providing more water to the subsoil is the other way to go; even better both ways. Justdiggit works (https://justdiggit.org) on sustainable regreening in large scale desertified areas in order to reduce erosion and high floods, increase green production and groundwaterflow and moderate climate extreems. Wageningen University provides scientific basis to this 'Hydrologic Corridor' concept.