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Water supply issues in the metropolitan Twin Cities area: Planning for future droughts and population growth, summary of a workshop, October 25, 1988.
Brezonik, P.L. (editor) (University of Minnesota, Water Resources Research Center, 1988)
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Water supply issues in the metropolitan Twin Cities area: Planning for future droughts and population growth, summary of a workshop, October 25, 1988.
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1988
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University of Minnesota, Water Resources Research Center
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Newsletter or Bulletin
Abstract
The severe drought of 1988 focused attention on water supply concerns in the metropolitan Twin Cities area....Six panels addressed these issues at the workshop in the following order: 1. Surface and groundwater resources of the region ; 2. Climate trends and regional precipitation patterns ; 3. Water use patterns in the metro area ; 4. Water uses and user interests in the Mississippi Headwaters region ; 5. Legal issues concerning water transfers and regulation of Headwaters reservoirs and 6. Alternative water supply possibilities for the metro area.
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Special Reports [30]
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Brezonick, Patrick L. 1988. Water supply issues in the metropolitan Twin Cities area:Planning for future droughts and population growth, Summary of a workshop, October 25, 1988. Saint Paul, MN: University of Minnesota, Water Resources Research Center. Special report 18.
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Special report; 18
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Brezonik, P.L. (editor). (1988). Water supply issues in the metropolitan Twin Cities area: Planning for future droughts and population growth, summary of a workshop, October 25, 1988.. University of Minnesota, Water Resources Research Center. Retrieved from the University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy, http://hdl.handle.net/11299/164292.
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