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POOR URBAN CONSUMERS CONFRONT THE COSTLY FUTURE OF WATER

POOR URBAN CONSUMERS CONFRONT THE COSTLY FUTURE OF WATER

PI: Josiah Heyman

Co-PI: Alex Mayer

Sponsor: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

Sociology and Anthropology

Amount awarded: $279,975

This ethnographic research project examines the impact of rapidly rising water prices on low-income households that are connected to El Paso Water Utilities.

Posting date: Fri, 07/30/2021

Award start date: Wed, 09/01/2021

Award end date: Thu, 02/29/2024

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