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Development of a Shared Vision for Groundwater Management to Protect and Sustain Baseflows of the Upper San Pedro River, Arizona, USA

Holly E. Richter    
Bruce Gungle    
Laurel J. Lacher    
Dale S. Turner and Brooke M. Bushman    

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