Titlebook: Water Resource Management; Sustainability in an David E. McNabb Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Integrated W

LEVER

迎合

notion

Managing Recycled Water,example, recycled water has long been used for landscape irrigation which requires less treatment than recycled water for drinking water. Extensive treatment and disinfection ensure that public health and environmental quality are protected.

喚起

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諷刺

External Pressures on the Resource: Climate Change,more extreme weather events is having a severe effect on much of the nation’s water supply. One result is water management’s greater attention to considering floodwater, storm water, urban runoff water, and recycled wastewater all part of the resource.

FAWN

Beginnings of Water Management in the U.S,nts. Federal involvement in water regulation began as early as 1787 with passage of the first water-related law guaranteeing free use of the nation’s waterways, the Northwest Ordinance. This chapter follows the growth of federal and state regulatory actions for individuals and organizations acquiring, using, and selling water to other Americans.

Commonwealth

Chromatic

Managing Storm, Flood, and Runoff Water,st-effective mitigation strategies, whereas in the arid and semi-arid West and Great Plains states, the management task is how to take full advantage of these resources as a means of augmenting limited and increasingly stressed surface and groundwater supplies.

步履蹣跚

Total Water Management,bility. Water resource stewardship goes beyond being an efficient water supplier or water user. It includes the private sector collaborating with the public sector, governments, other businesses, civil organizations, communities, the public and other stakeholders in ways that assures sustainable shared water resources.