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Federal versus Regional Control: Implications for Groundwater Resource in India

Missing Water: Agricultural Stress and Adaptation Strategies in Response to Groundwater Depletion among Farmers in India (Policy Brief)

Policy brief 1 Mar 2011

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Sheetal Sekhri

Associate Professor of Economics, University of Virginia

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