2003 Water Policy Forum Proceedings

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2003 Water Policy Forum Proceedings (3.49MB)

Presentations

Land Use Change in Delaware: Historical Perspective and Future Trends (512K) Presented by Ed Ratledge Director, Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research, University of Delaware

Delaware’s Water Quality: Current Status and Major Challenges (557K) Presented by Kevin C. Donnelly Director, Division of Water Resources, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control

Land Use Change and Water Quality: Delaware's Current Status and Major Challenges (557K) Presented by John Mackenzie Food & Resource Economics / Geography, University of Delaware

Ground-Water Recharge Mapping for Ground-Water Resource Protection (655K) Presented by Scott Andres Delaware Geological Survey

Roadways as a Land Use and Their Impact on Water Quality (860K) Presented by David J.Athey, P.E. URS Corporation

Impact of Land Use on Water Quality (1.25MB) Presented by Constance Holland Director, Delaware Office of State Planning and Coordination

Assessing the Impacts and Planning for the Future Linking Land Use and Water Quality - New Castle County’s Perspective (4.3MB) Presented by Charles Baker General Manager, New Castle County Department of Planning

Linking Land Use and Water Quality - Kent County's Perspectives (2.13MB) Presented by Hans Medlarz Director, Department of Public Works

Sussex County Land Use - Implications for Water Quality (334K) Presented by B.A. Richards, Ph.D. Executive Director, Center for the Inland Bays

Flooding in the Red Clay Creek (8.37MB) Presented by Gerald Kauffman and John Talley Director, Water Resources Agency, University of Delaware Director, Delaware Geological Survey