Competing interests in water resources - searching for consensus - Greydanus, Herbert W., editor; Anderson, Susan S., editor; U.S. Committee on Irrigation and Drainage, publisher (Colorado State University. Libraries, 1997)
1996 USCID water management conference
Building consensus in Idaho to benefit water quality, endangered species, the environment, and irrigation -- Fish friendly water for agricultural, urban, and environmental needs; a California case study -- Groundwater management - building consensus -- Competing water demands in Jordan: the need and opportunity for improved water management -- Trumbell Basin Surface Water Management Plan -- Farmer adoption of irrigation water conservation measures in the South Platte River basin -- Economic impacts of short-term water transfer programs - the Palo Verde Land Fallowing Program case study -- MOU on efficient water management practices by California agricultural water suppliers - can it work? -- Competing interests in water resources - a rural and urban scenario in Andhra Pradesh, India -- A probabilistic assessment of reservoir fill under a range of winter flow regimes -- Linear programming applied in the combined operation of the laterals and the ponds -- Some environmental and social aspects of water resources development -- A binational approach to the water management in the Lower Colorado River basin -- Study on water use plan for reasonable irrigation operation and management -- Machu Picchu: its engineering infrastructure.
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Presented at Competing interests in water resources - searching for consensus: proceedings from the USCID water management conference held on December 5-7, 1996 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Keywords: marketing; transfers; social; economic; water-supply engineering; agricultural water-supply; environment; demand