Titlebook: Understanding and Managing Urban Water in Transition; Quentin Grafton,Katherine A. Daniell,Noel Wai Wah Book 2015 Springer Science+Busine

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Inter-Basin Transfers as a Supply Option: The End of an Era? benefits are distributed (social justice), and issues related to public participation. The chapter concludes by looking ahead at new and more efficient uses of existing IBTs. As conjunctive use management approaches gain support, IBTs will be operated in conjunction with aquifer storage and recover

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Investing in the Water Infrastructure of Tomorrowent (IUWM) concepts are being applied to address the broader sustainability, liveability, and productivity objectives of communities. Progress in implementing change is, however, constrained by lock-in effects of legacy infrastructure and associated institutional arrangements. Nevertheless, innovati

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A Simulation Model for Understanding the Consequences of Alternative Water and Wastewater Tariff Str In this chapter we present a simulation model that was designed to assist the Egyptian Water Regulatory Agency to better navigate the tariff reform process. We simulate the effects of alternative tariff structures on customer water use, which in turn affects utility revenues and costs. The differen

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Jean-Daniel Rinaudo. The book is intended for the undergraduate student who has some prior familiarity with microeconomics. However, the book is also useful for graduate students and professionals, economists and non-economists, 978-1-4419-3988-3978-0-387-29368-4

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Quentin Grafton,Katherine A. Daniell,Noel Wai Wah Interdisciplinary in content, encompassing economics, sociology, urban planning, engineering, hydrology, public health and more.International in scope, offering case-studies and examples in each chapt