
doi: 10.2172/10109784
This report summarizes the activities of the Water Science and Technology Board during 1991. The WSTB is intended to be a dynamic forum, a mechanism by which the broad community of water science, technology, and policy professionals can help assure high-quality national water programs. The principal products of WSTB studies are written reports which cover a wide range of water resources issues of current national concern. A few recent examples are: Restoration of aquatic ecosystems - science, technologies and public policy; Water transfers in the West - efficiency, equity and the environment; Opportunities in the hydrologic sciences; and Ground water models - scientific and regulatory applications. Projects completed, ongoing studies and published reports are described in detail in their respective sections of this report.
Aquatic Ecosystems, Ecology, Progress Report, Decision Making, Advisory Committees, Policy And Economy, Water Pollution Control 540300, Public Policy, And Safety, Environment, 290300, Aquatic, Health, 29 Energy Planning, Water Resources, 54 Environmental Sciences, Government Policies, Environmental Sciences
Aquatic Ecosystems, Ecology, Progress Report, Decision Making, Advisory Committees, Policy And Economy, Water Pollution Control 540300, Public Policy, And Safety, Environment, 290300, Aquatic, Health, 29 Energy Planning, Water Resources, 54 Environmental Sciences, Government Policies, Environmental Sciences
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