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Why Is Irrigation Unsustainable? [Solved]
Irrigation practices are classified as unsustainable when their water consumption exceeds local renewable water availability. In these conditions, irrigation uses water that should be allocated to environmental flows and therefore contributes to environmental degradation and groundwater depletion (Rosa et al 2018a).
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