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CWR JOURNAL VOLUME 20 - 1995 |
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Volume 20 No. 1 Spring/Primtemp. 1995 |
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AUTHOR(S) |
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Importance of Benefit Identification in Evaluating Water Pollution Control Programs |
1-10 |
W. van Vuuren, C. Giraldez and D.P. Stonehouse |
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The Drainage of Wetlands by the Saskatchewan Drainage Appeal Board |
11-16 |
Gerald A. Fuller |
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Ungauged Watersheds in Coastal British Columbia |
17-30 |
Athanasios Loukas and Michael C. Quick |
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Flow and Contaminant Transport Processes to Children |
31-38 |
C.P. Maulé, B. Toth, D. Wulfsohn and J.A. Gillies |
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Determination of Groundwater Attenuation Distances for Municipal Landfill Sites in Ontario |
39-48 |
E. Zaltsberg |
Volume 20 No. 2 Summer/Été 1995 |
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AUTHOR(S) |
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Twenty-Five Years of the Canada Water Act |
65-90 |
Larry Booth and Frank Quinn |
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Evolving Toward Participatory Water Management: The Permit to Take Water Program and Commercial Water Bottling in Ontario |
91-100 |
Nancy Hofmann and Bruce Mitchell |
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Evaluation of SWACROP in Southern Ontario |
101-114 |
S.O. Prasher, G.Q. Geng, C.S. Tan and A. Bhardwaj |
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Integrated Water Resource Planning in Canada: Theoretical Considerations and Observations from Practice: |
115-126 |
Matthew Child and Audrey Armour |
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Comment on “’Estimation of Mean Areal Evaporation in Northwestern Ontario” |
127-129 |
U.S. Panu and Y. Nguyen: F.I. Morton; |
Volume 20 No. 3 Fall/Automme 1995 |
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AUTHOR(S) |
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Consultations on Water Monitoring in Canada: The CWRA Experience |
139-144 |
Nick Barnes and Terry Day |
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Groundwater Contamination in the Kitchener-Waterloo Area, Ontario |
145-160 |
M. Sanderson, P.F. Karrow, J.P. Greenhouse, G.V.R. Paloschi, G. Schneider, G. Mulamoottil, C. Mason, E.A. McBean, P.N. Fitzpatrick, B. Mitchell, D. Shrubsole and E. Child |
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Economic Benefits of Sport Fishing and Hunting Near Irrigation Developments in Southern Alberta: Rod B. McNaughton |
161-170 |
Rod B. McNaughton |
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California’s Emergency Water Bank: Potential for Environmental Impacts |
171-184 |
Edward A. McBean and Eduardo Bautista |
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Socio-Economic Impacts of Fluctuating Water Levels on Recreational Boating in the Great Lakes |
185-194 |
Ulrike Bergmann-Baker, Janet Brotton and Geoffrey Wall |
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A Reply to Morton’s Comment on “Estimation of Mean Areal Evaportation in Northwestern Ontario” |
195-197 |
U.S. Panu |
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Comment on ”Importance of Benefit Identification in Evaluating Water Pollution Control Programs” by Van Vuuren et al: |
199-200 |
Merv Palmer |
Volume 20 No. 4 Winter/Hiver 1995 |
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Some Recent Water Quality Trends in Lake Simcoe, Ontario: Implications for Basin Planning and Limnological Research Need |
213-226 |
K.H. Nicholls; |
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Climate Change and Irrigation: An Australian Response |
227-236 |
John Pigram |
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The National Flood Damage Reduction Program: 1976-1995 |
237-248 |
W. Edgar Watt |
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The Evaluation of Stormwater Management in the Grand River Watershed |
249-258 |
G. Mulamoottil, N. Hoffman, J. Marshall, M. Paley and S. Smith |
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Comment on “Comparison of Six Extreme Flood Estimation Techniques for Ungauged Watersheds in Coastal British Columbia” by Loukas and Quick: |
259-262 |
Peter Rasmussen, Taha Ouarda and Bernard Bobée |
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Comment on “Integrated Water Resource Planning in Canada: Theoretical Consideration and Observations from Practice” by Matthew Child and Audrey Armour: |
263 |
K.W. Soneff |
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