The Water Problem

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  • The Water Problem Book Detail

  • Author : Patricia Mulroy
  • Release Date : 2017
  • Publisher : Rowman & Littlefield
  • Genre : Nature
  • Pages : 210
  • ISBN 13 : 0815727844
  • File Size : 49,49 MB
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The Water Problem by Patricia Mulroy PDF Summary

Book Description: Climate change: a strategic opportunity for water managers? / Kathy Jacobs and Paul Fleming -- The delta : resolving California's water conundrum / Pat Mulroy -- The San Diego strategy : a sea change in western water / Maureen A. Stapleton -- The Colorado River story / Jim Lochhead and Pat Mulroy -- Why examine Nebraska's water governance framework? / Ann Bleed -- Harnessing hydrogeological analysis to improve groundwater management across the American West / Burke W. Griggs and James J. Butler Jr -- Southeast Florida : ground zero for sea level rise / Doug Yoder -- Finding the balance : developing resilient, sustainable water and wastewater systems in New York City / Alan Cohn, Angela Licata, and Emily Lloyd

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