Los Angeles River as a Water Source for a Freshwater Reservoir
Simons, Li & Associates, Inc., performed a study to examine the technical feasibility of a freshwater reservoir in the ocean at the mouth of the Los Angeles River through a conceptual...
Equity Measures for Selecting Sustainable Projects
Once implemented, a project may result in social, ecological, and economic impacts on both spatially and temporally distributed groups. Sustainable project selection requires that distributional...
Managing Conflicting Demands from Endangered Species: Taking the Challenge
Reservoir system managers face conflicting demands from interests such as water supply, flood control, recreation, hydropower, and environmental preservation. Historically, water resource...
Geoenvironmental Challenges at the Old Dominion Sanitary Landfill and Resource Management Facility
Preliminary Investigation of the 317 Area, ANL-E
Status of Improvement Projects at U.S. Ports
Future Prospects for Equipment Resource Management
Watershed/Ecosystem Issues in Urban Runoff Monitoring and Management
Revisiting the 1994 National Enviornmental Pendulum Conference
Combining Water Resources and Environmental Plans
The Swinging Pendulum: A Receiving System Perspective
Integrated Water Resources Planning of Quantity and Quality in Taiwan
Holistic Stormwater Master Planning for Cape Coral, Fl.
Sustainability Criteria in Project Planning
Sustainability in International Water Resources Water Supply and Sanitation in Developing Countries
Sustainability: A Perspective from the South
Sustainable Stormwater Management
Measuring Sustainability in a Humid Region
Sustainability Criteria: An Application to the Hydropower Industry
The Last Dam in the West: Is the Western Water Project Really an Endangered Species?
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