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Twenty reports in matching comb-bound wraps with printed titles and logos 22x28cm. Published by Kuwait University's Journal of the Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Studies in March 1981. Arabic and/or English texts with b/w maps, photos and charts. Good to very good, yellowing, with presentation ink stamps, some underlining and notes. Cooperation at this regional event was part of a wider process with Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE about to form the GCC. Those countries except Oman are represented here along with Iraq. Kuwait University had launched its multidisciplinary Journal in 1975. Kuwait was taking a lead in regional water and marine initiatives, and hosted the first Arabian Gulf Conference on Environment and Pollution in 1982. These rapidly developing nations were aware of growing pressures from population, agriculture and industry on their already scarce water resources. Major issues addressed here include rain, groundwater and desalination, with Saudi Arabia then the world's largest producer of desalted water. Studies are on regional, national and district levels. Reflecting a drive to find homegrown solutions and share best practices, the experts are primarily from regional universities and ministries. BAHRAIN: "National Report on the Water Problem in Bahrain", Bahrain Ministry of Works, Electricity and Water, 22, (12)pp Arabic. // IRAQ: "National Report", Iraq Ministry of Irrigation, 17pp Arabic. Water resources, problems in use, environmental effects, future developments. / "Rain in Iraq", Muhammad Hamid Al-Taie, Baghdad University, 40pp Arabic. / "Optimal Use of Water Resources in the Zubair Region", Abbas Zaki Ajam, Nizar Ali Sabi, Basrah University, 9, (4)pp Arabic. / "Assessment of the Irrigation Network and Discharge in Babylon Province", Abdalilah Razuqi Karbal, Basrah University, 26, (4)pp Arabic. // KUWAIT: "Interpretation of Environmental Isotopes Data of Kuwait Groundwater", Said Abusada, Kuwait Ministry of Electricity and Water, 18pp English with Arabic title and abstract. / "Water and Food Security in Kuwait", Mohamed Rashid Al-Fai, 44pp Arabic. / "Urban Growth and Water Resources in Kuwait", Abdullah Abu Ayash, Kuwait University, 28pp Arabic, 2pp English summary. / "Groundwater Resources and Artificial Recharge in Rawdatain Water Field", Yildir Shenay, Kuwait Ministry of Electricity and Water, originally published Oct 1977, 44pp English, some ink underlines. / "Hyrdology of Al-Sulibiya Well Field, South-West Kuwait", Fawzia Al-Rowyah, Kuwait University, 24pp English, 5pp Arabic summary. // QATAR: "Water Resource Use in Qatar - Problems and Solutions", Mahmoud Ahmed Hashem, Qatar Ministry of Industry and Agriculture, 9, 50, (8)pp Arabic. // SAUDI ARABIA: "The Water Problem and Desalination with Special Emphasis on Saudi Arabia", MA Darwish, AA El-Sayed, S Gahin, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, (2), 26pp English. / "Rainfall Effectiveness and Water Need in KSA", Youssef Fayed, King Abdulaziz University and Cairo University, 21 Arabic, (7), 4pp English summary. / "Rationalisation of Water Consumption in Agriculture", Mahmoud Hassan Abdel Aziz, Riyadh University, 9, (6)pp Arabic. / "Groundwater in Sedimentary Rocks in KSA", Moustafa Nouri, 21, (3)pp Arabic. / "The Rain System in Central Saudi Arabia", Ali Ibrahim Daluj, Ministry of Agriculture and Water, 3, (5)pp Arabic. // UAE: "Water Resources and their Future in the UAE", S Marei, Adnan Al-Naq, UAE University, 15, (7)pp. // REGIONAL: "Rainfall in the Arabian Peninsula", Abdul Malik Al-Kali, 19pp Arabic, (12), (2)pp English summary. / "Groundwater in the Arab World and Prospects for Treatment", Mohamed Sabri Youssef, 20pp Arabic, 5pp English summary. / "A Proposed Numerical Approach to the Classification of Groundwaters", Ramzi Haddad, Basrah University, 20pp English. N° de ref. del artículo 4658
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