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New Stanford software helps identify cost-effective ways to invest in clean water

June 21, 2013/

A free, open-source software tool developed by researchers from the Natural Capital Project at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment guides cost-effective investments in nature for clean and reliable water.

By Elizabeth Rauer

Full Story: http://news.stanford.edu/news/2013/june/clean-water-software-062013.html

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