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The role of farm subsidies in changing India's water footprint
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This paper uncovers how output subsidies for farmers might be fueling groundwater stress in India, leading to a significant overproduction of water-intensive crops. The research, conducted by Shoumitro Chatterjee, Rohit Lamba, and Esha D. Zaveri, highlights the unintended environmental consequences of well-meaning agricultural policies.
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