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Water Resource Economics and Policy. An Introduction by W. Douglass Shaw

By W. Douglass Shaw

For Shaw (agricultural economics, Texas A&M U.), economics lays on the middle of such a lot problems with water allocation and water clash. during this paintings he presents an economist's view of quite a number subject matters with regards to human makes use of of water. After an creation to water assets, water source economics, and legislation; he provides bankruptcy at the program of easy microeconomics to water assets, water caliber concerns, water costs and charges for residential use, water agriculture, uncertainty and possibility in provide and insist of water assets, groundwater, environmental and leisure values of in situ makes use of of water, floods and droughts and the function of dams, water concerns open air the USA, and proposals for destiny study.

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A few of the many complex federal water laws are considered next. 5 Federal and Instream Flow Water Rights Federal water laws stem from several pieces of legislation, including those implied under the 1902 Reclamation Act and the Federal Reservation Rights. The US government can withdraw water from streams passing through lands and take it from private appropriation under the Reclamation and Power Site Withdrawal Act (see US v. Appalachian Power Company, 311 US 377). Federal authority for protecting navigation (US Army Corps of Engineers) was granted, allowing instream flow in the case, US v.

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