Elizabeth Reid Blood papers, 2002.

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Elizabeth Reid Blood papers, 2002.

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The collection consists of a briefing book for the state comprehensive water plan study - July 2002, material for Water Summit VIII, April 23, 2002 at Darton College in Albany, Georgia, and a typed copy of the completed version of the book text submitted to Island Press tentatively titled, "A web of connections: achieving sustainable freshwater systems" co-authored by Dr. Elizabeth Blood.

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