To Quench Our Thirst: The Present and Future Status of Freshwater Resources of the United States
Freshwater resources underlie all agricultural and industrial processes and are fundamental to our survival. No technological substitutes for fresh water exist. United States society faces acute and chronic water resource crises, analogous to those that have repeatedly contributed to the demise and reduced standards in previous cultures. Corrective measures to reduce inefficient consumption, use, and degradation of existing water supplies can be accomplished with existing technology without losses of real economic productivity.
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To Quench Our Thirst: The Present and Future Status of Freshwater Resources of the United States
Freshwater resources underlie all agricultural and industrial processes and are fundamental to our survival. No technological substitutes for fresh water exist. United States society faces acute and chronic water resource crises, analogous to those that have repeatedly contributed to the demise and reduced standards in previous cultures. Corrective measures to reduce inefficient consumption, use, and degradation of existing water supplies can be accomplished with existing technology without losses of real economic productivity.
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To Quench Our Thirst: The Present and Future Status of Freshwater Resources of the United States

To Quench Our Thirst: The Present and Future Status of Freshwater Resources of the United States

To Quench Our Thirst: The Present and Future Status of Freshwater Resources of the United States

To Quench Our Thirst: The Present and Future Status of Freshwater Resources of the United States

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Freshwater resources underlie all agricultural and industrial processes and are fundamental to our survival. No technological substitutes for fresh water exist. United States society faces acute and chronic water resource crises, analogous to those that have repeatedly contributed to the demise and reduced standards in previous cultures. Corrective measures to reduce inefficient consumption, use, and degradation of existing water supplies can be accomplished with existing technology without losses of real economic productivity.

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ISBN-13: 9780472080373
Publisher: University of Michigan Press
Publication date: 01/01/1983
Pages: 156
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)
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