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Human Population and Freshwater Resources

U.S. Cases and International Perspectives

Bulletin 107 117 pages, 2002

Karin M. Krchnak, Editor
Victoria Dompka Markham and Nancy Thorne, Assistant Editors

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Acknowledgements and Summary of Experts' Meeting on Human Population and Freshwater Resources
107Front.pdf
Victoria Dompka Markham, Karin M. Krchnak, and Nancy Thorne
Section 1: U.S. Cases

Water and Population in the American West
107Fort.pdf
Denise D. Fort
The Human Context for Everglades Restoration: The South Florida Case Study
107Kranzer.pdf
Bonnie Kranzer
Freshwater Ecosystems and Human Populations: Great Lakes Case Study
107Rankin.pdf
David Rankin
The Ecological Consequences of Changing Land Use for Running Waters, with a Case Study of Urbanizing Watersheds in Maryland
107Palmer.pdf
Margaret A. Palmer, Glenn E. Moglen, Nancy E. Bockstael, Shane Brooks, James E. Pizzuto, Cameron Wiegand and Keith VanNess
Water Management in the Binational Texas/Mexico Río Grande/Río Bravo Basin
107Kelly.pdf
Mary E. Kelly
Section 2: Overviews and Outreach
Freshwater and Human Population: An International Perspective
107Bernstein.pdf
Stan Bernstein
Population and Environment Linkages: A U.S. Government Perspective
107Pollack.pdf
Margaret Pollack
Talking Population: The Challenges of Communicating on Global Population and the Environment
107Bonk.pdf
Kathy Bonk
Meeting the Challenge of Mobilizing Grassroots Advocacy in Support of Clean and Abundant Water
107Goddard.pdf
Pamela E. Goddard
Appendix: Agenda, Experts' Meeting on Human Population and Freshwater Resources, March 22-23, 2001
107appendix.pdf
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