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Wonderful Water

Helen Lanz

2012

Where Does the Water Come From?

Aminjon Shookuhi

2009

Take Me to the Source

Rupert Wright

2008

Handbook of Water Use and Conservation

Amy L. Vickers

2001

Replenish

Sandra Postel

2017

From Raindrop to Tap

Michael Bright

2016

One Well

Rochelle Strauss

2007

Ball

Mary Sullivan

2013

Literature review and estimation of municipal and agricultural values of groundwater use in the Upper Clark Fork River drainage

Bioeconomics, Inc.

1994

Water Crisis

Jessica Cohn

2014

A doubtful river

Peter Goin, Robert Dawson, Mary Margaret Webb

2000

The big thirst

Charles Fishman

2011

Report on improvements to the Boston main drainage system

Boston (Mass.). Dept. of Public Works

1967

Ventura County investigation

California. State Water Resources Board.

1956

[Environmental assessment for the Cooney Reservoir State Park Campsite Host Pad Project]

Montana. Dept. of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks.

1993

Water

Sally Hewitt

1999

Instream Flows for Riverine Resource Stewardship / Tom Annear ... [Et Al.]

Poe Ballantine

2002

The environment and security in Pacific Asia

Alan Dupont

1998

Saving Water (Improving Our Environment)

Jen Green

2005

Water and energy

Davis, G. H.

1985

Canadian water politics

Mark Sproule-Jones

2008

Environmental policies and NGO influence

Humphreys, David, Susan Carr, Alan Thomas

2001

Land and water use in Mad River-Redwood Creek hydrographic unit

California. Dept. of Water Resources.

1963

When the rivers run dry

Fred Pearce

2006

Living by the water

Jacqueline Dineen

1986

Alamogordo regional water supply project

SWCA, Inc

2010

World water resources at the beginning of the twenty-first century

J. C. Rodda, I. A. Shiklomanov

2003

Precious commodity

Martin V. Melosi

2010

Water

Jen Green

2009

Our world of water

Beatrice Hollyer

2008

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