Flood Insurance: Some Determinants of Adoption von Baumann, Duane D., Sims, John H.

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Social acceptance of water reuse von Baumann, Duane D.

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Educational Programs and Human Response to Natural Hazards von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Water conservation: The struggle over definition von Baumann, D.D, Boland, J.J, Sims, J.H

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The Adoption of Residential Flood Mitigation Measures: What Price Success? von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Natural Hazard Research and Policy: Time for a Gadfly von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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The Tornado Threat: Coping Styles of the North and South von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Interdisciplinary, Cross-Cultural Research: Double Trouble von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Professional Bias and Water Reuse von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Resource Management and Conservation Education von Arey, David G., Baumann, Duane D.

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News Update: The Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR) von Baumann, Duane D.

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Natural Hazard Research and Policy: Time for a Gadfly von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Community Response to Coastal Erosion von Baumann, Duane D.

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Renovated Waste Water von Baumann, Duane D.

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Response: Psychological Response to Tornadoes von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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The Tornado Threat: Coping Styles of the North and South: Tornado death rates in Illinois and Alabama may be related to the psychology of their residents von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Renovated waste water: The question of public acceptance von Sims, John H., Baumann, Duane D.

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Public acceptance of renovated waste water: Myth and reality von Baumann, Duane D., Kasperson, Roger E.

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The Recreational Use of Domestic Water Supply Reservoirs: Perception and Choice von Wolman, Abel

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Perception and Public Policy in the Recreational Use of Domestic Water Supply Reservoirs von Bauman, Duane D.

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