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sustainability boundary approach: a standalone construct

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Water resources management

setting allowable flow alteration as upper and lower boundaries around natural flow variability rather than fixed allocations of water.

In water resources management, sustainability boundary approach refers to setting allowable flow alteration as upper and lower boundaries around natural flow variability rather than fixed allocations of water. This meaning comes from Richter (2009) in River Research and Applications.[1]

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References

Richter, B. D. (2009). Re‐thinking environmental flows: from allocations and reserves to sustainability boundaries. River Research and Applications, 26(8), 1052-1063. https://doi.org/10.1002/rra.1320

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