Fall,
October 13, 2014
Arizona Water Resource
,
Susanna Eden ed.
22 vol.
,
no. 4
, pages 1-12
,
12 pp.
,
Water Resources Research Center
,
Tucson, AZ
Arizona is taking advantage of its open land and ample sunshine to assume
a leadership position in the algae biofuel field, although farming algae can use a
great deal of water. Algae shows great promise as a source for alternative fuels,
as well as other useful products, and commercialization is a high priority for the
U.S. Department of Energy.
Table of Contents:
Features
News Briefs
Guest View
Special Feature
Resources
- Contesting Hidden Waters: Conflict Resolution for Groundwater and Aquifers
- Chasing Water: A Guide for Moving from Scarcity to Sustainability
- Restoring Sacred Waters and Research Needs in the Colorado River
- Requiem for the Santa Cruz: An Environmental History of an Arizona River