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Volume 7

2016

Volume 7

January 13, 2016 2016, Vol 7 (2016), Volumes, Year
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Articles

Conjunctive groundwater management as a response to socio-ecological disturbances: a comparison of 4 western U.S. states
Zachary Paul Sugg, Sonya Ziaja, Edella C Schlager

Comparison of infiltration flux in playa lakes in grassland and cropland basins, Southern High Plains of Texas
Geetha Ganesan, Ken Rainwater, Dennis Gitz, Nicholas Hall, Richard Zartman, Wayne Hudnall, Loren Smith

A literature review: developing an information feedback interface to encourage water conservation behavior among utility customers
Chelsea A. J. Hawkins, T. Allen Berthold

Implementing three-dimensional groundwater management in a Texas groundwater conservation district
Gabriel Collins, Hilmar Blumberg

Regulating unregulated groundwater in Texas: how the state could conquer this final frontier
Vanessa Puig-Williams

Policy and Program Notes

An introduction to the NWS West Gulf River Forecast Center
Gregory Story

Book Reviews

Book review:  Bitter waters: the struggles of the Pecos River
Colin McDonald

Book review: Water is for fighting over: a compilation of articles on water resource management in Texas
Robert E. Mace

Book review:  Water is for fighting over and other myths about water in the West
Colin McDonald

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