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State of Depletion: An empirical analysis of groundwater use on State Trust Lands

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  • Shartaj, Mostafa
  • Suter, Jordan F.
  • Manning, Dale

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  • Shartaj, Mostafa & Suter, Jordan F. & Manning, Dale, 2023. "State of Depletion: An empirical analysis of groundwater use on State Trust Lands," 2023 Annual Meeting, July 23-25, Washington D.C. 335473, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association.
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