Browsing Leonard B. Dworsky Papers and Lectures by Title

Reflections on a Century of Water Science and Policy

Dworsky, Leonard B.; Viessman, Dean Warren Jr. (2007-10-31)

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.

The Senate of Canada . Proceedings of the Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs

Dworsky, Leonard B.; Francis, George (Senate of Canada, 1975-03-18)

Includes testimony before the Canadian Senate by Professor Leonard Dworsky and Professor George Francis regarding improving the water quality and management of the Great Lakes Basin.

Society in Transition: Problems of a Changing Age

Dworsky, Leonard B.; Banes, Harry Elmer (2007-10-31)

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

Water Quality in America Since 1980: From Nitrates & Non-point to Ecosystems, Toxics and Terrorists

Dworsky, Leonard B. (American Society of Civil Engineers, 2002)

Selected themes through the history of water quality management paint an exciting picture of accomplishment led by innovative and committed Civil Engineers. Research results on the tools for waste management and its ...

Water Resources Management Timeline

Dworsky, Leonard B. (2007-10-31)

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

Watershed Planning and Management: Safeguarding the Quality of Water in the United States: A Review 1938-1996

Dworsky, Leonard B. (2007-10-31)

This review touches on a part of watershed history that has been forgotten, 1938 until 1972 with some attention to the 1912 to 1938 period. There were six decades of experiment and trial and error by engineers, scientists, ...

Western Water Policy Review Advisory Committee: An Opportunity Not To Be Lost

Dworsky, Leonard B.; Allee, David J. (Universities Council on Water Resources, 1998)

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. ...