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An Overview of China's Water Resources

CSS Publication Number
CSS98-10
Author(s)
Jonathan W. Bulkley
Research Areas
Urban Systems and Built Environment
Water Resources
Publication Type
Conference Proceeding
Full Citation
Bulkley, J.W. 1998. An Overview of China’s Water Resources. Proceedings from the Cross Currents of Water Policy, (Carbondale, Illinois).
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