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Unveiling the Non-Market Value of a Fragile Coastal Wetland: A CVM Approach in the Amvrakikos Gulf, Greece
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Water Mismanagement in Agriculture: a Case Study of Greece. Starting with “how” and “why”
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Integrated Subsurface Hydrologic Modeling for Agricultural management Using HYDRUS and UZF Package Coupled with MODFLOW
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