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Water-works of Canada

Canada. Commission of Conservation.

1912

Water, power and politics in the Middle East

Jan Selby

2003

Utility management for water and wastewater operators

Frederick Bloetscher

2011

Beyond Chinatown

Steven P. Erie

2006

The wonderful water cycle

Kimberly Hutmacher

2013

Water and wastewater engineering

Mackenzie Leo Davis

2010

William Mulholland and the rise of Los Angeles

Catherine Mulholland

2000

Earth resources

Brian J. Skinner

1969

Analytical groundwater modeling

William Clarence Walton

1989

[Report 1946]

River Tees Port Health Authority

1946

The Hetch Hetchy water and power project

M. M. O'Shaughnessy

1922

This dear-bought land

Jean Lee Latham

1957

Water well standards, Central, Hollywood, Santa Monica Basins, Los Angeles County

California. Dept. of Water Resources.

1965

Mirage

Cynthia Barnett

2007

Theatres

Joseph Urban

1929

Handbook of ancient water technology

Örjan Wikander

2000

Irrigated Eden

Mark Fiege

1999

Hydrologic characterization of NOSR 1

TRW Inc. Energy Engineering Division

1982

Water for All Series 7

Asian Development Bank

2005

Water resources planning and management

Karen Hussey, R. Quentin Grafton

2011

Water

Markus Eisl

2016

Water Wars

Diane Raines Ward

2002

[Report 1953]

Dover (England). Port Health Authority

1953

Water & the Shaping of California

Sue McClurg

2000

Water Crisis

Julie Stauffer

1999

Water governance in the Arab region

United Nations Development Programme. Regional Bureau for Arab States

2013

Sustainable Water

C. M. Ainger, Richard Fenner

2016

Desalination

National Research Council Staff, Division on Earth and Life Studies Staff

2008

The World's Water 1998-1999

Peter H. Gleick

1998

The Water Footprint Of Modern Consumer Society

Arjen Hoekstra

2012

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