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Public water utilities have increasingly turned to increasing block rate price structures to reduce water consumption … and signal the high environmental costs of water supply. Hsu evaluates the impact of a new and substantially higher price … those who consume very high quantities of water. The public water utility in Seattle added such a rate to its existing price …
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that influence water policy. In the pages of this report we document the first steps toward developing a specialized … law, each of which influence the supply and demand for water. Specifically, these systems, their associated processes, and … Dispute Resolution (CADRe). The Center's mission is to manage water conflict through the application of computer …
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agricultural, urban, and environmental uses of federal water. The Central Valley Project Improvement Act, composed of multiple … revenue functions and urban water demand functions are incorporated into a nonlinear programming model designed to predict … changes in water use, returns to agriculture, and urban consumer surplus. Results suggest that analysis that does not …
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This research focuses on urban water policy. The three papers extend the literature through economic application …, taking theory in a direction that informs water resource managers on optimal decision-making or a better approach to … stock, water policy, and the size of the customer base served. Second, optimally managed, optimally priced urban groundwater …
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In most urban cities across Australia, water restrictions remain the dominant policymechanism to restrict urban water … consumption. The extensive adoption of waterrestrictions over several years means that Australian urban water prices have … consistently not reflected the opportunity cost of water (Edwards 2008). Given the generally strongpolitical support for water …
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Of water withdrawn for agricultural crop irrigation, a portion is consumed and the remainder comes back to the … hydrologic system as return flows. Previous models of irrigation water demand have mostly focused on the change in withdrawals in … planning. This study develops a simulation/mathematical programming model of water demand representing an irrigation company in …
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We examine the use of El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) forecasts for flood planning in the Pacific Northwest. Using theories of resource mobilization as a conceptual foundation, the paper relies on: 1) case studies of three communities vulnerable to flooding that have had access to long-term...
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additional research. The policies that once directly and indirectly encouraged drainage of wetlands as well as water use and … waters, and water quality improvements would provide a better basis for determining how much society should invest in …
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A water-crop simulation/mathematical programming model of irrigation water demand in northeastern Colorado is … formulated to develop an original concept of derived demand for consumptive use of water. Conventional demand functions for water … impacts on basin-wide water consumption and would not make much additional water available for emerging demands. …
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''hell or high water'' power purchase contract wherein the utility makes payments even when no power is being produced, or an …
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