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Defining Sustainability in Nebraska’s Republican River Basin: The LB 1057 Task Force
This symposium presents an opportunity to discuss agricultural sustainability. But we have little practical understanding of what agricultural sustainability really means. This is a common problem with sustainability efforts. This Article provides one example of this problem. But it also provides a
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