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Climate Change Threatens to Dry up the Southwest's Future

By Jason Mark, Earth Island Journal. Posted October 16, 2008.


The abundant water and cheap energy that have fueled the Southwest's transformation are starting to dry up.

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Jason Mark is the editor of Earth Island Journal. A Phoenix native, he co-wrote Building the Green Economy: Success Stories from the Grassroots.

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