Effect of sea-level rise and climate change on groundwater salinity and agro-hydrology in a low coastal region of the Netherlands

L.C.P.M. Stuyt; P. Kabat; J. Postma; A.B. Pomper

Effect of sea-level rise and climate change on groundwater salinity and agro-hydrology in a low coastal region of the Netherlands

L.C.P.M. Stuyt, P. Kabat, J. Postma, A.B. Pomper

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Abstract

Scenario studies were carried out to predict the effects of doubled carbon dioxide levels, a 1 °C temperature increase and a 1.2 m sea level rise on seepage, groundwater and crop production. Climatic change was simulated, showing increased precipitation. Simulation of effects of sea level rise on groundwater flow and salt transport showed changes in seepage to be negligible. Simulated crop growth was increased significantly by temperature and carbon dioxide increases, without increased demand for irrigation.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Climate change research; evaluation and policy implications
Editors	S. Zwerver, R.S.A.R. van Rompaey, M.T.J. Kok, M.M. Berk
Pages	943-946
Publication status	Published - 1995

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Effect of sea-level rise and climate change on groundwater salinity and agro-hydrology in a low coastal region of the Netherlands. / Stuyt, L.C.P.M.; Kabat, P.; Postma, J. et al.
Climate change research; evaluation and policy implications. ed. / S. Zwerver; R.S.A.R. van Rompaey; M.T.J. Kok; M.M. Berk. 1995. p. 943-946.

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