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Effect of Water Level Changes - Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands

Apr 1, 1988  - 
Mar 31, 1989
Research Team
Jonathan W. Bulkley
Collaborator(s)
Michigan State University
Sponsor(s)
United States Department of the Interior
Research Areas
Urban Systems and Built Environment
Water Resources
Keywords
Air/Water Emissions
Resource Consumption
Sustainability Indicators
Water Systems
Wetlands

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