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   <title>Selling Water</title>
   <author>Gerald Klingaman</author>
   <description>For a week now I’ve been driving around in the beautiful state of Idaho, marveling at the mountains, the rolling fields of wheat and potatoes and, most of all, the water. The fast-moving mountain streams scream of power and some undefinable urgency. Perhaps the urgency is to sculpt the land, as the forces of nature certainly have done over the eons. Or perhaps it is an urgent need to be used before their essence drains away to the sea, perhaps to never return. </description>
   <date>
      <month>6</month>
      <day>11</day>
      <year>2021</year>
   </date>
   <pubDate>Friday, June 11, 2021 9:45:28 AM PDT</pubDate>
   <tags>Interacting with Wildlife</tags>
   <email>afranke@uada.edu</email>
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