Water Efficiency Programs for Integrated Water Management

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Identifies direct and indirect costs and benefits of water efficiency incentives and measures in a format that is useful for capital and strategic planning efforts. Provides a framework to evaluate demand-side management options with supply-side options. Also establishes the role of water efficiency programs as a component of an integrated water resources management strategy. Includes a CD-ROM. Research partner: USEPA. Published in 2007.

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Water Efficiency Programs for Integrated Water Management

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09/27/2006

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Water Efficiency Programs for Integrated Water Management

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Water Efficiency Programs for Integrated Water Management

Institutional Issues for One Water Management

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Urban Landscape Water Use Research

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