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Water and power

by Kahrl, William L

in american west / California / chinatown / city planning / conservation / drought / dust control / ecology / Ecology & Evolutionary Biology / environment / environmental history / environmental justice / environmental questions / environmentalism / fred eaton / government / groundwater / HISTORY / United States / State & Local / West (AK, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NV, UT, WY) / jp lipincott / Los Angeles / Los Angeles (Calif.) / natural resources / NATURE / NATURE / Ecology / nonfiction / Owens Valley / politics / railroad barons / san fernando valley / urban environment / urbanism / water / water history / water policy / water resources / water scarcity / water wars / Water-supply / william mulholland

1983

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Water and power

Kahrl, William L

1983

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“A crackling piece of history, politics, and economics, full of information, controversy and drama . . . loaded with enough detail, characters, incidents, and richness to make plenty of fiction look pale.”—Newsday

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