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Marketing Interstate Harmony: Interstate Water Markets as an Alternative to Resolving Water Conflicts
As the population of the American West continues to rise, increasing conflicts over water are inevitable. Complicating matters, the existing supplies are often far from demands and are often shared between states. To satisfy future demands, states must learn to transfer and share water. There are cu
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