The Impact of a Lack of Government Strategies for Sustainable Water Management and Land Use Planning on the Hydrology of Water Bodies: Lessons Learned from the Disappearance of the Aculeo Lagoon in Central Chile
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lake hydrology; central Chile; Aculeo; Mediterranean climates; land use planning; water management; anthropogenic effects; sustainable water resources management;All these keywords.
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