American Water Works Association · 1991 · 20 citations · 2 references
Natural ResourcesEnvironmental ManagementWater Resources ManagementWater ConservationWater PolicyWater Resources PlanningDemand-side Water ConservationIndustrial Water ConservationWater ManagementWater Resource Management DecisionsWater Resource Management PolicyDemand-side Water ManagementIntegrated Water ConservationSource Water PlanningUtility ConservationWater Conservation In IndustryWater Resource ConservationWater Supply Planning
Decreasing sources of supply are resulting in a trend toward demand‐side alternatives in water management and toward striking a balance between new source development and conservation. This article describes some steps that are being taken across the United States to restrict demand, including the setting up of water conservation offices, committees, coordinators, and conferences; the planning of conservation programs by utilities and water districts; and the implementation of conservation measures by the residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors.
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