Countering climate change with the cascade effect

From
International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
Published on
09.01.19
Impact Area
Environmental health, Food security

Countering climate change with the cascade effect

Researchers with IWMI have joined a major effort to rehabilitate “tank” (or small reservoir) cascade systems in the Dry Zone.

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