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How a Community-Academic-Government Partnership for Drinking Water Justice Strengthens the Rigor, Relevance, Reach, and Reflexivity of Science
This practice brief presents lessons learned through the Water Equity Science Shop (WESS), a community-academic-government partnership seeking to address drinking water challenges in California through community-engaged research and knowledge dissemination. Formed in 2017, WESS is comprised of Commu
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