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Water in the News
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Paper # 2008-001
Water Quality Trading: Recent Developments and Policy Implications
Kristin Rowles
Paper # 2008-002
Georgia Water Planning and Policy Center Agricultural Water Policy Outreach
Kristin Rowles, Doug Wilson and Mark Masters
Cooperative Services Working Paper Series 2008-001
Protecting Water Quality with Incentives for Litter Transfer in Georgia
L.M. Risse, K.L. Rowles, J.D. Mullen, S.E. Collier, D.E. Kissel, M.L. Wilson, F. Chen
Click HERE to see all the new mapping projects created at the GWPPC
Interactive Mapper of
GA Legislative Districts
Interactive Mapper of GA Water Planning Regions
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Georgia Association of Water Professionals
2009 Annual Conference & Expo
August 9-12, 2009
Savannah, GA
Georgia Association of Water Professionals
2009 Fall Conference & Expo
November 3-4, 2009
Athens, GA
Email us here to have your event added to the list.
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Conservation Tip of the Week:
Harvest water from alternative sources and use it to irrigate plants. Air-conditioner condensation and dehumidifiers are also sources of irrigation water.
www.ConserveWaterGeorgia.net
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Welcome to the NEW Georgia Farmer Portal! Introduced on 6/8/07 at the Georgia Water Policy & Planning Center, the portal is a website that gives farmers the ability to track water use against real-time benchmarks based on data from other Georgia farms.
"The web site is easy to use, confidential, and contains links to weather information, government programs, and agricultural news," said Hal Haddock, chairman of the Flint Water Council and a Georgia farmer. |
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