Water crisis in Iraq .... Causes and treatments

Hasin Ali An Ahmad Naser Albadre And Mohamad Naser Al Badre, Prof.rahman

	Water crisis in Iraq .... Causes and treatments
Al Kut Journal of Economics Administrative Sciences
Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 0, 2018, Pages 80-92
Author
prof.rahman hasin ali an ahmad naser albadre and mohamad naser al badre
Abstract
Abstract Resulting water crisis in Iraq by external causes and other internal, were represented external causes (b climate change and global warming has led to low rainfall, the headwaters of the Tigris and Euphrates are not from Iraq but from the neighboring countries of Iraq, political tensions and the absence of international law) The internal causes it was (lack of reservoir dams and lakes of water on the river surface in Iraq, not to Cree plants from the banks of the rivers, not lining canals, the absence or watery weakness guidance, do not use modern irrigation methods, the low cost of water, increasing the number of the population). Based on the foregoing, we find that the solution starts from inside Iraq and through the construction of dams and lakes reservoir of water and not to leave the water go into the sea, in addition to Cree rivers and on an ongoing basis in order to prevent the growth of plants that consume water Bashraha lining canals in order to reduce waste water resulting from the transpiration and open Iraqi satellite channel private guidance water in all areas drinking, industry and irrigation, especially you this channel to provide programs to encourage farmers to use modern irrigation methods in Iraqi agriculture, and dissemination of experiments that proved the role of the use of modern irrigation methods in reducing water consumption. And on the basis that we have a strong position in the international arena when our case, because arbitrators will see that we are working to improve irrigation and agriculture and at the same time we want our water rights.

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