A New International Legal and Institutional Framework to Manage Fossil Aquifers and Groundwater in Conjunctive Use with Surface Water Along the US-Mexico Border: A Water Banking Perspective

Milanés Murcia,, María.

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A New International Legal and Institutional Framework to Manage Fossil Aquifers and Groundwater in Conjunctive Use with Surface Water Along the US-Mexico Border: A Water Banking Perspective

dc:creator Milanés Murcia,, María.

thesis:degree_name Doctor of Juridical Science (J.S.D.)

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Author dc:creator: Milanés Murcia,, María.
Contributors dc:contributor: Stephen C. McCaffrey

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Milanés Murcia,, María.. A New International Legal and Institutional Framework to Manage Fossil Aquifers and Groundwater in Conjunctive Use with Surface Water Along the US-Mexico Border: A Water Banking Perspective. Thesis thesis, https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/mcgeorge-dissertations/1

A New International Legal and Institutional Framework to Manage Fossil Aquifers and Groundwater in Conjunctive Use with Surface Water Along the US-Mexico Border: A Water Banking Perspective

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