Water budgets: Foundations for effectivewater-resources and environmental management

US Geological Survey Circular

Volumn , Issue 1308, 2007, Pages 1-99

  Healy, Richard W ^a   Winter, Thomas C ^a   LaBaugh, James W ^a   Franke, O Lehn ^a  

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