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Traditional Irrigation
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Water Sustainability
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This cluster of papers explores the resilience of traditional irrigation communities in the Southwest USA, focusing on water sustainability, hydrologic interactions, cultural heritage, and ecosystem services
Studying the water sustainability and resilience of traditional irrigation communities in Southwest USA.
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Studying the water sustainability and resilience of traditional irrigation communities in Southwest USA.
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Resilience of Traditional Irrigation Communities in Southwest USA
Studying the water sustainability and resilience of traditional irrigation communities in Southwest USA.

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