Just noticeable: erasing place in municipal water treatment in the U.S. during the interwar period

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Historical Geography, January 2020

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RT @christyspackman: How did St. Louis' brown #water, or New England's unctuous water, become more-or-less the same? My paper, "Just notice…

24 Apr 2020

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@christyspackman Congrats! Its on my immediate reading list! The link you attached wasn’t working for me for some reason. This one does. https://t.co/FndwTCNLQj

24 Apr 2020

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How did St. Louis' brown #water, or New England's unctuous water, become more-or-less the same? My paper, "Just noticeable: erasing #place in municipal water treatment", is out, and free 'till June 7th. Be certain to do a water #tasting while you read it!

24 Apr 2020

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RT @ParrinelloG: This is a terrific paper! Is part of a virtual special issue on water sciences and estimation that I'm co-editing with @wi…

07 Dec 2019

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