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Effluent Reuse Options in the Desert Environment

Wastewater Reclamation and Recharge: A Potential Water Resource Management Strategy for Albuquerque

The Role of Water Reuse in the Las Vegas Valley

Leaking Plumbing Fixtures and Water Conservation

Water Conservation: A Key Component of Integrated Resource Planning

Water Use Measurement as a Water Management Tool

Estimating Demand Variability

Managing Water Supplies During Drought, The Search for Triggers

Practicing for Droughts, Guidelines for Virtual Drought Exercise

Assessing the Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change on the Colorado River Basin

A Regional Model of Potential Evaporation for the Northeast United States

Conservation Versus Traditional Supply Management

Potential for Irrigation on the Delmarva Peninsula

Impacts of Potential Water Use Restrictions on Row-Crop Irrigation in the ACF Basin

Agricultural Water Supply and Conservation Issues in Northeast States

Untapped Water Conservation Opportunities in New England

Living Within Our Means: A Successful Demand-side Water Resources Plan for Boston

Demand Management Strategies for Providence Water Supply Board

An Animation/Simulation Model for Multiple Reservoir Operations in a Water Supply System

Critical Period Yield Versus Probabilistic Yield for Water Supply Systems

 

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