Scholarship

From the Ground Down: Understanding Local Groundwater Data Collection and Sharing Practices in California

Co-author(s)

Tara Moran ,

Amanda Cravens ,

Janet Martinez

Publisher

Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment

Date

2016-6-28

Website

Citation

Amanda Cravens et al., From the Ground Down: Understanding Local Groundwater Data Collection and Sharing Practices in California, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment (2016).

UVA Law Faculty Affiliations

Leon Szeptycki

PLACE: Program in Law, Communities and the Environment

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