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A Service-Learning Program and its Role in Watershed Management 2011-03-03
MSU-WATER: A New Way of Addressing Water Quality and Quantity Challenges 2011-03-03
Service-Learning in a Rural Watershed Unity College and Lake Winnecook: A Community... 2011-03-03
Complexities with Transboundary Water Resource Management: Progress and Stumbling Blocks 2011-05-31
The Uneasy Hierarchy of Federal and State Water Laws and Policies 2011-05-31
International Water Law for The 21st Century: The Contribution Of the U.N. Convention In May, 1997, the United Nations General Assemblyadopted the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses, a treatythat largely codifies the general principles ofinternational water law. While not entirely free... 2011-05-31
Resolving Interjurisdictional Disputes Over Water and Environmental Quality Intergovernmental disputes involving water allocationand the environment are widespread and impose costsand uncertainties on water users, communities, andgovernments. This article presents criteria for evaluatingdifferent types of efforts to... 2011-05-31
Water and Human Security 2011-05-31
Negotiating Water Allocations Using A Comprehensive Study Format: The “Tri-state Water... 2011-05-31
“Unconventional Supplies” and the Water Dispute Among the Riparians of the Jordan River... Proposed resolutions to the Arab-Israeli water conflictthat fail to consider the introduction of alternativefreshwater sources in the not-too-distant future cannotbe taken seriously. Each of three major forms offreshwater supply augmentation (the... 2011-05-31
Exporting Water to the World 2011-05-31
Inter-District Water Allocation with Conjunctive Use 2011-05-31
Update 2000: Progress and Limitations In Developing a Water Market in California Water markets have long been proposed for Californiaas a water management tool to increase water useefficiency. Variability of precipitation across time andspace, a fast growing population with strongenvironmental concerns, a vocal agricultural... 2011-05-31
The Business of Water: Overview and Context 2011-06-17
Emerging Competition in Water and Wastewater Industries Privatization efforts in government owned water andwastewater systems have expanded rapidly in recent yearsas operating costs, technical requirements, and capitaloutlays have escalated. Maximum economic welfare canbe achieved only if competitive... 2011-06-17
Privatization, Monopoly, and Structured Competition in the Water Industry: Is There a... This paper provides an overview of privatization andcompetition in the water industry from a public policyvantage point. In particular, it contrasts the contractoperations model with the private ownership withregulation model. Advantages and... 2011-06-17
Long-Term Partnerships in Water and Sewer Utilities: Economic, Political, and Policy... The single most defining event in water and wastewaterprivatization this decade is the advent of long-termcontracts. It has changed the economics, politics, andpolicy of privatization in many fundamental ways. Thispaper sketches out some of the... 2011-06-17
How to Compete as a World-Class Utility There are two good reasons why utilities have traditionally been called monopolies: first, because they have literallyhad the “monopoly” on serving their community, and second, because most have operated in a monopolistic orbureaucratic... 2011-06-17
The Efficiency of For-Profit Water Companies versus Public Companies 2011-06-17
Rapporteur's Report on Privatizing Water and Wastewater Systems (1999 UCOWR Annual... 2011-06-17
Let's Privatize Water Resource Services 2011-06-17
The Effects of Privatization of Public Services: The Case of Urban Water 2011-06-17
Origins of This Update Issue 2011-06-17
Evolution of Water Resources “Management” in the 20th Century in the U.S. 2011-06-17
Program Evaluation and the Purpose of Rivers 2011-06-17

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