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TitleArizona Water Supplies/Demands
AuthorUnknown
AbstractOne problem concerns the change in water demand due to population increase. Population
growth rates in the southwest are among the highest in the nation. Arizona’s population is
projected to double in the next 50 years (Unruh and Liverman 2). An increase in population
means an increase in water usage. Groundwater is the area’s primary resource, but the amount
available is not enough to service an increasing population."
Type Article
AffiliationArizona Department of Water Resources
URL:http://www.water.az.gov/azwaterinfo/statewide/supplyde.html
Peer ReviewUnknown Review Process
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TitleGroundwater resources and the environmental dimension: out of sight, out of mind?
AuthorWalter Rast
AbstractThis UNEP article identifies potential threats to Groundwater quality and concerns related to
agricultural practices and environmental protection of water resources.
Type Article
AffiliationUnited Nations Environment Programme
URL:http://www.unicef.org/wwd98/papers/unep.htm
Peer ReviewUnknown Review Process


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