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Irrigation / Land management / Water management / Water resources / Aquifer / Groundwater / Irrigation in Mexico / Irrigation in Peru / Water / Hydrology / Hydraulic engineering
Date: 2009-09-11 10:57:59
Irrigation
Land management
Water management
Water resources
Aquifer
Groundwater
Irrigation in Mexico
Irrigation in Peru
Water
Hydrology
Hydraulic engineering

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