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Problem Title: Water, Water Everywhere |
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Year: 2009 |
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Student Level: High School |
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Source: HiMCM |
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Commentary: Yes (1) |
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Student Papers: Yes (4) |
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Problem |
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Fresh water is the limiting constraint for development in much of the United States. Devise an effective, feasible, and cost-efficient national water strategy for 2010 to meet the projected needs of the United States in 2025. In particular, address storage and movement, de-salinization, and conservation as some of the possible components of your strategy. Consider economic, physical, cultural, and environmental effects. Provide a position paper for the United States Congress outlining your approach, its costs, and why it is the best choice for the nation. |
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Commentary |
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Student Papers |
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Team 2239: Water, Water Everywhere
Shanghai Foreign Language School Affiliated to SISU, Shanghai, China
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Team 2358: Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink
Mills Godwin High School, Richmond, VA
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Team 2380: Water, Water Everywhere
Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, Aurora, IL
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Team 2461: Water, Water Everywhere
Davis Senior High School, Davis, CA
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