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Despite substantial regulatory
reform in 1970s, the establishment of the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency and state-based environmental protection agencies,
and broader environmental awarness thanks to pioneers like Rachel
Carson, society is only beginning to bring human action in line with
ecological systems on which we are so dependent. Governments
and citizens are getting more efficient and cleaner, but economic
and population growth has largely outpaced the successes.
Waterscape's Water & Environment Programs seek to enhance
resource use efficiency, reduce the impact of outputs into the
environment, and increase civic understanding of environmental
systems and management.
Integrated Water Resources in the San
Joaquin Basin of California and in the Aral Sea Basin of Central
Asia
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Project Description (
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Modeling Nitrates and
Phosphates in Agricultural Watersheds with the Soil and
Water Assessment Tool. By Randolph B. Flay.
December 2001. Paper (HTML).
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Regulating Water Quality
in Irrigated Agriculture: An Input-based Approach to
Mitigating Nutrient Contamination From Nonpoint Sources.
By Randolph B. Flay. May 2001. Paper (HTML
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WORD), Appendices (HTML
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An Overview of the
Groundwater Flow and Chemistry of the Western Side of the
San Joaquin Basin, California. By Randolph B.
Flay (HTML)
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San Joaquin Valley Water Data
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SJB
GIS Groundwater Coverages (HTML)
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SJB
General GIS Coverages (HTML)
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SJB GIS Coverages (HTML)
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Soil and Water Assessment
Tool Description (HTML)
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Better Assessment Science
Integrating Point and Non-point Sources (HTML)
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Groundwater Elevation in the San Joaquin
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