Entropy, Water and Resources

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Focusing on the integration of natural sciences, economics, and water engineering, this book explores the evolution of environmental economics, particularly the Neo-Austrian Capital Theory. It highlights the historical development of interdisciplinary models that incorporate thermodynamics into economic theory, addressing inconsistencies between economic assumptions and natural laws. By emphasizing the critical role of water in production and reproduction, the authors aim to bridge the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical applications, providing a coherent approach to dynamic environmental modeling.