Availability of water in the Russian federation under global climate warming

Kizyaev, Boris; Isaeva, S D

doi:10.1134/s1019331616050051

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“… improvement of water supply and drainage systems, reclamation water management systems;  reuse of drainage water for irrigation;  transition to closed pipelines for drinking water supply;  introduction of water purification and water treatment systems into agricultural water supply. The most promising in many CIS countries (as in Russia, where only 15% of the approved operational reserves are used on average) is the surface and ground waters integrated use, supplemented by the sewage and waste water reuse, desalination systems for sea or ground mineralized waters development, first of all, for drinking water supply, as well as the redistribution of river flow [4][5][6][7]. This is where the need for integrated water resources management arises.…”

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On Question of Sustainable Water use Ensuring in Russia and CIS Countries

Shevchenko

Isaeva

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Water resources under conditions of intense anthropogenic pressure and climatic changes are becoming one of the critical factors in the mankind development and the world economy. Improving the water resources use efficiency in agriculture in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries is closely related to land reclamation. The conditions for the agricultural production water resource supply improving and the water use efficiency increasing during irrigation were considered, the measures required for this were determined, as well as the directions of the CIS countries joint research in the field of water resources use and protection, land desertification prevention.

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On Question of Sustainable Water use Ensuring in Russia and CIS Countries

Shevchenko

Isaeva

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Principles of Ecological Monitoring of Agricultural Lands

Isaeva

Shevchenko

2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The article discusses the special aspects of ecological monitoring of agricultural land in current conditions. At the present day over 3.5 million hectares of the reclaimed lands in Russia are in an unsatisfactory meliorative state dial with secondary salinization, solonetzation of soil, erosion, flooding of lands with groundwater, etc. Monitoring is oriented to ensuring environmental sustainability of geological systems of river basins and landscapes to agricultural and water reclamation impacts. As the monitoring objects, reclaimed and adjoining lands, soils, underground and surface waters, reclamation systems are considered. The principles of ecological monitoring organization of reclaimed agricultural lands have been determined, an algorithm and technology for its implementation have been developed.

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Specifics of the Availability of Water Resources for Agricultural Water Supply under Changing Climate Conditions in the Ural River Basin

Isaeva,

Dedova

2024

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Availability of water in the Russian federation under global climate warming

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On Question of Sustainable Water use Ensuring in Russia and CIS Countries

On Question of Sustainable Water use Ensuring in Russia and CIS Countries

Principles of Ecological Monitoring of Agricultural Lands

Specifics of the Availability of Water Resources for Agricultural Water Supply under Changing Climate Conditions in the Ural River Basin

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