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Jordan's leading industry and export commodities are phosphate and potash, ranked in the top three in the world. These are used to make fertilizer. This image was acquired by NASA's Terra satellite on September 17, 2005.

Jordan | Al-Bakri

Exploring solar radiation modification impacts on crop productivity in water-Sscarce arid regions: a case study of Jordan

Host institution University of Jordan
Grant year 2025

Project summary

While preliminary evidence suggests that SRM may positively influence global crop yields, significant knowledge gaps persist, particularly regarding its impacts in arid, water-scarce regions. Countries like Jordan, which face severe water scarcity, rely on adaptive agricultural water management strategies, such as deficit irrigation and drought-tolerant crop varieties. However, the potential interactions between SRM and such adaptive strategies remain poorly understood. This study aims to address this gap by exploring the interactions between SRM scenarios and adaptive agricultural water management strategies under arid conditions, using Jordan as a case study.

Project team

Principal Investigator

Jawad Al-Bakri

The University of Jordan

Co-Principal Investigator

Mou Leong Tan

Universiti Sains Malaysia

Team members

Zeqian Feng

Universiti Sains Malaysia

Muhammad Al-Kilani

The University of Jordan

The Degrees Initiative
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