Watershed Management for Potable Water Supply¶
National Research Council. (2000). Watershed Management for Potable Water Supply: Assessing the New York City Strategy. National Academy Press.
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- Ecosystem Services
- The canonical worked example is the New York City decision in the 1990s to protect the Catskill-Delaware watershed rather than build a filtration plant
This sourceThe 1990s New York City decision, recorded in the National Research Council's assessment, to keep and manage the Catskill/Delaware watershed under a filtration waiver rather than filter that supply.
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“January 21, 1997, marked an important event in the history of American water management: the signing of the mammoth New York City Watershed Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) which provides a legal framework for protecting the drinking water supply of nine million people.”
- The canonical worked example is the New York City decision in the 1990s to protect the Catskill-Delaware watershed rather than build a filtration plant
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