Nature bats last : the politics of floodplain management.

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Schwab, Jim [et. al.]

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TextPublication details: [S.l. : s.n.], 1996Description: 12 p. ill, mapsSubject(s):

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363.349360973 21

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Reprinted from: Environment & Development; Jan/Feb 1996; p. [1]-12

Nature bats last : the politics of floodplain management / Jim Schwab -- Managing riparian open space / David Sherrand -- An interview with: Hank Dittmar -- Building disaster/resistant communities / Ken Topping & Mark Sorensen

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