Winter, 1988
Arroyo,
vol.
2,
no.
1,
pages
1-8,
8
pp.,
Water Resources Research Center,
Tucson, AZ,
Winter,
1988
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That water, so common, essential and basic, should be a cornmodity to be bought and sold, marketed and transferred, may seem odd. Yet social and economic conditions in Arizona, and throughout the West, have evolved in such a way that water transfers appear as an attractive option to soma And a controversial issue to others.