To live and drink in Los Angeles

David Feldman ()
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David Feldman: University of California

Nature Sustainability, 2018, vol. 1, issue 6, 271-272

Abstract: Many cities rely on not just traditional delivery systems for potable water, but also standard economic models for valuing those systems. Both must be questioned to ensure future water security in drought-challenged urban regions.

Date: 2018
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