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Author: Mateen Thobani Published- Feb 01, 1995 Report Tradable property rights to water create a built-in incentive for people to conserve water and use it productively. Moreover, a rights-based system is fairer than a publicly administered scheme, and it allows the government to hand

Author: National Water Research Institute Report– Mar 29, 2009 Ultimately, the report is intended to serve water science decision-makers, resource managers, and the research community as an important reference for developing future research directions and priorities, and sound m

Far too many non-profit or charitable organizations see the political arena as a foreign world – one in which they feel ill at ease and unequipped to participate. They prefer to leave lobbying and advocacy to the “experts”.With the right knowledge and skills, your organization can rai

Author: Howard Paish Report– May 01, 1997 This report addresses the potential to focus, or perhaps refocus, public concern on the protection of a constant, sustainable habitat. This report highlights the small stream habitat that is particularly threatened by the impacts of sett

Author: Peter H. Lehner, George P. Aponte Clarke, Diane M. Cameron, Andrew G. Frank Report– May 01, 1999 This report from the Natural Resources Defense Council documents some of the most effective strategies being employed by communities around the country to control urban runof

Author: Kim A. Stephens, Patrick Graham, David Reid Guide Book– May 01, 2002  The science and practice of stormwater management is constantly evolving, in British Columbia and around the world. The purpose of this Guidebook is to provide a framework for effective stormwater mana

Author: Cate Soroczan Research– Mar 29, 2009 A description of innovative stormwater best management practices (BMP’s). http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/odpub/pdf/62697.pdf

Author: Irrigation Water Management Study Committee Research– Mar 29, 2009  As part of the study”s mission to provide a comprehensive, scientifically sound analysis of current and future water management within the irrigation districts, six specific objectives were set: Id

Author: Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries Government Publication– May 01, 2001 The watercourse classification system uses the physical and hydrological parameters of the watercourse. The classification system has three main categories: constructed ditches, channelized

Author: Eastern Research Group (editor) Publication– May 01, 2004 Report Local governments are developing smarter approaches to growth. They are looking for, and using, policies and tools that enhance existing neighborhoods, improve schools, protect drinking water, and provide s