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  • The research utilizes a scalable decision support model to evaluate 64 combinations of policy interventions, including fees and water use restrictions, to address salinity pollution in the San Joaquin River. Findings indicate that while surface water restrictions increase salinity loads due to higher groundwater reliance, the implementation of fees for imported water and market-based pollution permits can help farmers maintain profitability and lower salinity levels.

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    Themes: water scarcitywater qualityemission trading
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: CaliforniaSan Joaquin River
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