Developing and implementing a TWM strategy—approaches and examples

• Published in: Journal - American Water Works Association Vol. 99; no. 2; pp. 64 - 75
• Main Authors: PATWARDHAN, AVINASH S., BAUGHMAN, DOUGLAS, TYAGI, ADITYA, THORPE, JARED
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Denver American Water Works Association 01.02.2007
• Subjects: conservation; Costs; Data collection; Decision making; Ecosystems; Environmental stewardship; Human influences; Hydrologic cycle; Information management; Integrated approach; Management; Management decisions; Planning; Resource management; River basins; Stakeholders; Stormwater management; Strategic management; Studies; Sustainable Development; Sustainable water management; Wastewater treatment; Water cycle; Water management; Water quality; Water Resources; Water shortages; Water Supply; Water treatment; Water utilities; Watersheds; United States > US

Managing water resources has become increasingly complex, requiring water managers to balance the needs of people, industries, and ecosystems while ensuring the sustainability of finite supplies. At the local level, the integration of water supply, wastewater, and stormwater management is becoming m...