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Nicole Horseherder-Arizona Groundwater, A Precious Resource

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Nicole Horseherder-Arizona Groundwater, A Precious Resource-WRRC Conference 2015

Nicole Horseherder, Navajo Activist and To’ Nizhoni Ani’, presents an Indigenous perspective of water resources.

tribal water rights, water issues, water quality, water resources
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Horseherder, Nicole. Arizona Groundwater, A Precious Resource. Indigenous Perspectives on Sustainable Water Practices. Water Resource Research Center Conference. The University of Arizona. Chandler, Arizona. 2015. Presentation. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI39Xt67Uyg, accessed September 16, 2015)

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