Water-resource stress on the Spanish Costa del Sol: Policy requirements to improve supply security

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The Costa del Sol, in common with many Mediterranean (and similar) coastal areas, is having to face increasing water-resource stress as a result of global warming and land-use change, coupled with extremely high peak water demand resulting from large tourist numbers and summer climatic factors. An assessment is presented of current water-supply provision, possible measures to enhance the resilience of the water-supply system (focusing on improved use of groundwater storage), and the institutional challenges confronting their implementation.

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Argamasilla-Ruiz, M., Foster, S., & Andreo-Navarro, B. (2020). Water-resource stress on the Spanish Costa del Sol: Policy requirements to improve supply security. Water Policy, 22(6), 961–971. https://doi.org/10.2166/wp.2020.019

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