Research on Agricultural Water Resource Shortage under the Background of Rapid Industrialization and Urbanization — For the Example of Shandong Province

Jun Jie Cao; Jun Xia Xu; Yi Fan Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.4935

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Research on Agricultural Water Resource Shortage under the Background of Rapid Industrialization and Urbanization — For the Example of Shandong Province

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With the quickening of the process of industrialization and urbanization, industry and urban water consumption rising increased the demand for agricultural water resource. Water pollution brought by industrialization and urbanization reduces the water supply. In the freshwater resources under the condition of the total supply shortage, Shandong agricultural water will face greater pressure. So various and effective measures must be taken to ease the contradiction between supply and demand of agricultural water resources.

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