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Rob Harmon: Hoe de markt rivieren stromend houdt

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Terwijl beken en rivieren droogvallen door buitensporig watergebruik, heeft Rob Harmon een ingenieus marktmechanisme toegepast om het water terug te brengen. Het lot van boeren en bierbrouwerijen is verweven in het intrigerende eeuwenoude verhaal van Prickly Pear Creek.

Rob Harmon is an expert on energy and natural resources policy -- looking at smart ways to manage carbon, water and the energy we use every day. Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by Roel Verbunt
Reviewed by Els De Keyser
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