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Keywords
Water, Water Management, Climate Change, Energy
Abstract
Water is a unique and irreplaceable natural resource of limited quantities and uneven spatial and temporal distribution. From the fact that all forms of life and all human activities are more or less connected to water, the importance of the relationship to water and the meaning of the documents regulating this relationship clearly emerge. Economic development and urbanization lead, on the one hand, to a large increase in the need for water, and on the other, to endangering water resources and the water environment. Water can thus become a limiting factor in development and a threat to human health and the sustainability of natural ecosystems.
