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The Mueang Faai Irrigation System of Northern Thailand

by Chatchawan Thongdeelert and Larry Lohmann

first published 1 January 1998

file iconMueang Faai

This 1991 article describes a non-aggressive form of irrigation formerly common in Northern Thailand, in which land, water, forest, agriculture and the spirits thereof form an ecological whole. The system holds signficant lessons for the current international discussion on the "rights of nature."

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