Not all information is informative: An exploration of educational content on recycled potable water knowledge and acceptance
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Published:2024-03
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Volume:252
Page:121254
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ISSN:0043-1354
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Container-title:Water Research
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language:en
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Short-container-title:Water Research
Author:
Tanner BradenORCID, McDonald PortiaORCID, Mahmoud-Elhaj DanaORCID, Sabatini DavidORCID, Chamberlain Jim F., Nijhawan AnishaORCID, Rainbolt-Forbes Eleanor, Feltz AdamORCID
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