Using Professional Networks to Develop Water Quality Infrastructure in Central and...

2011-07-05

Technology Development in Water Resource Management

In developed nations, technological advancements rapidlyare changing every aspect of our lives: how we work, howwe communicate with each other, and even how we areentertained. The influence of technology is readilyapparent. The subtleties of...

2011-07-05

Integrated Water Projects: Bridging the Gap Between Policy and Technology

2011-07-05

Management of Water Demand: Unresolved Issues

2011-07-05

Realizing the Benefits From Water Conservation

2011-07-05

Privatisation - A Help or a Hindrance in Managing Water Demand?

2011-07-05

Sustainable Water Pricing

2011-07-05

Pricing to Encourage Conservation: Which Price? Which Rate Structure?

2011-07-05

The Search for Acceptable Water Rates: Research Needs and Possibilities

2011-07-05

The Role of Water Conservation in Watershed Management

2011-07-05

The Future of Water Conservation: Challenges Ahead

2011-07-05

Foreword

2011-07-11

Connecting Scientific Research Agendas to Social Needs: Some Reflections

2011-07-11

The Value of Water Quality Information for National Environmental Regulation

2011-07-11

Thoughts on the Application of Science To Decision Making

2011-07-11

Science, Democracy, and Water Policy

2011-07-11

The Art and Science of Environmental Legislation

2011-07-11

Adaptive Ecosystem Management and the Florida Everglades: More Than Trial-and-Error?

2011-07-11

Global Change and Water Resources Management

2011-07-11

Water and the Challenge of Linked Environmental Changes

2011-07-11

Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources: Findings of The IPCC Regional Assessment...

2011-07-11

National Assessment of the Potential Consequences of Climate Variability and Change for...

The first U.S. National Assessment of the PotentialConsequences of Climate Variability and Change for theUnited States is being conducted under the auspices of theU.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP). TheUSGCRP was established through the...

2011-07-11

Water Planning and Management Under Climate Change

2011-07-11

What Can Water Managers Do About Global Warming?

Realistically, water managers (planners, designers,operators) can’t do much about preventing globalwarming, any more than they can affect contemporaryclimate. Historically, water management has been aprocess of continuous adaptation to the...

2011-07-11

Principles and Concepts for Water Resources Planning under Climate Uncertainty

Possible impacts of a greenhouse warming includechanges in precipitation and runoff patterns, sea levelrise, land use and population shifts that may follow fromthese effects, and increased demand for irrigation waterin regions with higher...

2011-07-11