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There are Alternatives to the Ruataniwha Dam

Posted on September 22, 2013 by cjkperley

There are Alternatives to the Ruataniwha Dam.

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This entry was posted in Transfer, Viewpoint, Water retention and tagged irrigation models, Irrigation NZ, Land use policy, Land use strategy, Lessons of history, Propaganda, resilience, Social Capital, water pattern, Water quantity, water retention. Bookmark the permalink.

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