Espagne : géopolitique d’une agriculture assoiffée
The distribution of water in Spain between different regions and users has been complicated since the entry of the European Water Framework Directive. The implementation of environmental and sustainable objectives in its management contrasts with Spanish planning historically centred on increasing...
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2019
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| Online adgang: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Summary: | The distribution of water in Spain between different
regions and users has been complicated since the
entry of the European Water Framework Directive.
The implementation of environmental and sustainable
objectives in its management contrasts with Spanish
planning historically centred on increasing water
availability in territories marked by scarcity. Water
security is becoming increasingly sensitive in numerous
river basins, and agriculture, the main beneficiary of
these policies, faces numerous challenges. The power
granted to the regions, in the autonomous framework,
the political rivalries and the reticence of the irrigators
towards the European postulates complicate the task of
reversing these imbalances.
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