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Estimating minimum thresholds of natural vegetation for the integrated management and protection of water quality in South African catchments
Despite multi-level commitments to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), many of South Africa's water quality problems are attributable to the negative impacts of anthropogenic land use on water quality. Academics and policymakers have warned that unless action is taken to improve water reso...
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Environmental Humanities
2025
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