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Published: April 2020
Pages: 13
Archived - Perspectives from Stakeholders on the Food-Energy-Water Nexus in Metropolitan Seattle
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Food, energy, and water: we use them and need them. This publication provides a snapshot of perspectives from stakeholders across the Pacific Northwest.
Page Count: 13
Published: April 2020
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SKU: TB69E
Category: Archived
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