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Sharing limited resources between conflicting needs is always a challenge and the task of resource managers and resource scientists is to find viable solutions for efficient resource use and to educate the politicians, administrators, policy planners ,other stakeholders and above all the people at large who are often the victims of faulty resource use/ abuse of these resources.
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