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  caption: 'Precipitation and temperature changes affect fresh and marine water quantity and quality primarily through urban, rural, and agricultural runoff. This runoff in turn affects human exposure to water-related illnesses primarily through contamination of drinking water, recreational water, and fish and shellfish.'
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    display_name: 'Chapter 6: Climate Impacts on Water-Related Illnesses'
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  description: 'Precipitation and temperature changes affect fresh and marine water quantity and quality primarily through urban, rural, and agricultural runoff. This runoff in turn affects human exposure to water-related illnesses primarily through contamination of drinking water, recreational water, and fish and shellfish.'
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  caption: 'Precipitation and temperature changes affect fresh and marine water quantity and quality primarily through urban, rural, and agriculture runoff. This runoff in turn affects human exposure to water-related illnesses primarily through contamination of drinking water, recreational water, and fish or shellfish (see <a href="https://health2016.globalchange.gov/node/13">Ch. 6: Water-Related Illness</a>).'
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    display_name: Executive Summary
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  create_dt: 2014-10-30T14:42:00
  description: 'Precipitation and temperature changes affect fresh and marine water quantity and quality primarily through urban, rural, and agriculture runoff. This runoff in turn affects human exposure to water-related illnesses primarily through contamination of drinking water, recreational water, and fish or shellfish (see <a href="https://health2016.globalchange.gov/node/13">Ch. 6: Water-Related Illness</a>).'
  display_name: '7: Links between Climate Change, Water Quantity and Quality, and Human Exposure to Water-Related Illness'
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