To conserve the water resources for future generations: A) Water res – InterviewSolution

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1.	To conserve the water resources for future generations: A) Water resources to be treated as private property. B) Deep borewells to be dug. C) Water intensive crops to be grown. D) Water resources to be treated as a common pool resource.
Answer» D) Water resources to be treated as a common pool resource.

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