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Compiling of the Plan of Taiyuan’s Water Conservation Project

Zhang Ju

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Based on introducing the present situation of Taiyuan’s water consumption, this paper expounds in detail the hydrogeological condition and water resources situation of Taiyuan City, and puts forward the water conservation model of Taiyuan City for providing the scientific bases for the rational water consumption in Taiyuan City.

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Based on introducing the present situation of Taiyuan’s water consumption, this paper expounds in detail the hydrogeological condition and water resources situation of Taiyuan City, and puts forward the water conservation model of Taiyuan City for providing the scientific bases for the rational water consumption in Taiyuan City.

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Based on introducing the present situation of Taiyuan’s water consumption, this paper expounds in detail the hydrogeological condition and water resources situation of Taiyuan City, and puts forward the water conservation model of Taiyuan City for providing the scientific bases for the rational water consumption in Taiyuan City.

Key concepts: Water consumption, Water conservation, Consumption (sociology), Plan (archaeology), Water resources, Hydrogeology, Environmental planning, Environmental science

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