Concept information
Preferred term
water law
Definition
- Given the prime importance of water in all human activities, available water resources need to be protected, conserved, and managed in terms of both quantity and quality, for which water legislation becomes critical. Two important issues water law deals with are the ownership of water resources and the nature and distribution of water rights (which are usually usufructuary rights). [Source: Encyclopedia of Environment and Society; Water Law]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-DL3TMJNX-Q
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