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no DOI — not checkedNebraska Department of Natural Resources (2004) COHYST technical committee. The 40-year, 28-percent stream depletion lines for the COHYST area west of Elm Creek. Nebraska, Lincoln
no DOI — not checkedNebraska Department of Natural Resources (2007) 2008 annual evaluation of availability of hydrologically connected water supplies, Lincoln, Nebraska
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no DOI — not checkedNebraska Department of Natural Resources, Tri-Basin Natural Resources District (2012) Integrated management plan, Tri-Basin Natural Resources District, Holdrege, Nebraska, p 30
no DOI — not checkedNebraska Department of Natural Resources, Upper Republican Natural Resources District (2010) Integrated management plan, Upper Republican Natural Resources District, Imperial, Nebraska, p 24
no DOI — not checkedS. S. Papadopulos and Associates, Inc., Colorado Geological Survey (2007) Coalbed methane stream depletion assessment study – Raton Basin. Colorado Geological Survey, Boulder
no DOI — not checkedSaleth RM (1994) Groundwater markets in India: a legal and institutional perspective. Indian Econ Rev 29(2):157–176
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no DOI — not checkedWestern Governors’ Association (2012) Water transfers in the west, The Western Governors’ Association, Denver, Colorado, 80202
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