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Community-Based Responses to Climate Water Challenges

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Evaluating the Use of Urban Heat Island and Heat Increase Modeling in Land Use and Planning Decision-Making

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Managing Demand, Rethinking Supply: Adaptation, Conservation, and Planning in the Drought-prone Southwestern U.S. and Northwest Mexico

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Adaptation Strategies for Water and Energy Sectors in the Southwest

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Community and Conservation: Assessing Public Values Toward the Lower Colorado River and Delta

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