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200 00$aWater Management, Partnerships, Rights, and Market Trends$eAn Overview for Army Installation Managers
210   $cRAND Corporation$d2016
215   $a1 online resource
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327   $g1.$tIntroduction --$tBackground --$tPurpose --$tMethodology --$tHow to read this report --$g2.$tBackground on U.S. water management trends and rights --$tHistorical approaches to water management focused on accessing water sources --$tWater management today focuses on efficient management of existing resources --$tWater management faces key challenges --$tU.S. water rights --$tSummary --$g3.$tArmy installation water goals, project funding sources, and partnership opportunities --$tArmy installation water goals --$tFunding sources for installation water investments --$tOpportunities for government water partnerships --$tSummary about partnerships --$g4.$tWater market mechanisms --$tWater market mechanisms can be an effective way to allocate water --$tWater rights regimes determine market feasibility --$tChallenges in implementing water market mechanisms --$tWater transfers: leasing and selling water --$tWater auctions --$tWater banks --$tBlock pricing --$tWater quality trading --$tWater market mechanism conclusions --$g5.$tColorado and Fort Carson water case study --$tColorado water --$tFort Carson water case study --$tSummary --$g6.$tArizona and Fort Huachuca case study --$tUnderstanding the Arizona water situation --$tFort Huachuca water case study --$tSummary --$g7.$tFindings and recommendations --$tWater market findings --$tRecommendations regarding water markets --$tFindings about installation water rights --$tInstallation water rights recommendations --$tFindings about water partnerships --$tRecommendations about installation water partnerships --$tOther findings and recommendations.
330   $aThis report assesses water management, partnerships, rights, and market trends and opportunities, and how Army installations can potentially use them to improve programs and investments in water and wastewater systems. It provides examples from across the United States, along with detailed case studies of two states and two Army installations, and recommends ways to improve installation water security, programs, and infrastructure investments.
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606   $aEconomic systems and structures$2bicssc
606   $aEnvironmental policy and protocols$2bicssc
606   $aEnvironmental science, engineering and technology$2bicssc
606   $aManagement of assets: real estate, property and plant$2bicssc
606   $aWater supply and treatment$2bicssc
610   $aBusiness
610   $aEnvironmental Science
610   $aPolitical Science
610   $aTechnology
615  7$aEconomic systems and structures
615  7$aEnvironmental policy and protocols
615  7$aEnvironmental science, engineering and technology
615  7$aManagement of assets: real estate, property and plant
615  7$aWater supply and treatment
700   $aLachman$b Beth E.$f1960-$01236271
702   $aResetar$b Susan A.$f1961-
702   $aKalra$b Nidhi
702   $aSchaefer$b Agnes Gereben
702   $aCurtright$b Aimee E.
906   $aBOOK
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