The wetlands issue appears to be the major focus of the farm groups who argue that restraints on the drainage of wet soils restrict output and world competitiveness in a major way for a negligible return in habitat and ...

This Institutional Reader was organized by Leonard Dworsky as a collection of readings and thoughts that he believes are important for the student of water and water pollution management in the United States. Some of the ...

A feature article on Professor Leonard B. Dworsky in the Cornell Engineering Quarterly. Includes selected research projects, research, and list of published articles.

Biography, education, research, list of publications of Professor Leonard Dworsky.

This is a special report prepared for the members of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering by Professor Leonard B Dworsky Emeritus and Professor David J Allee. Allee and Dworsky have been strongly identified ...

Historical overview of water resources management in the United States from 1900 to the 1990's. Discusses the Clean Air Act, National Water Pollution Control Program, and evolution of the ten EPA regions.

Discusses and summarizes the article "Are We Still on the Wrong Road" by Dean Warren Viessman, Jr. in Water Resources Update, Special Issue 116, entitled "Reflections on a Century of Water Science and Policy," March 2000.

Quotes various authors and papers when discussing the shortcomings of the U.S. water resources management program.

A timeline of water resources management policy in the United States from 1917-1996.

From the time of George Washington the American political system has struggled over whether management and administration of natural resources should be made at the national level, or at the state, regional, or local level. ...