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Economic Benefits and Jobs Provided by Delaware Watersheds

Corrozi Narvaez, Martha; Kauffman, Gerald (2012-01-31)

The water, natural resources, and ecosystems contained in Delaware’s watersheds are an economic engine for the state. These resources provide tremendous economic value to the state and the surrounding region. This ...
Economic Value of the Barnegat Bay Watershed

Kauffman, Gerald J.; Cruz-Ortiz, Catherine (2012-11-21)

This report summarizes the economic value of water, natural resources, and ecosystems in the Barnegat Bay watershed in Ocean County and Monmouth County, N.J., estimated as: 1. Economic activity including market and non-market ...
Economic Value of the Delaware Estuary Watershed - Comprehensive Report

Kauffman, Gerald J. (2011-06-29)

What do Boeing, Sunoco, Campbell’s Soup, DuPont, Wawa, Starbucks, Iron Hill Brewery, the Philadelphia Eagles, Salem Nuclear Power Plant, and the United States Navy have in common? They all depend on the waters of the ...
Economic Value of the Delaware Estuary Watershed - Summary Document

Kauffman, Gerald; Homsey, Andrew; Chatterson, Sarah; McVey, Erin; Mack, Stacey (2011-06-29)

What do Boeing, Sunoco, Campbell’s Soup, DuPont, Wawa, Starbucks, Iron Hill Brewery, the Philadelphia Eagles, Salem Nuclear Power Plant, and the United States Navy have in common? They all depend on the waters of the ...
Economic Value of the Maryland Coastal Bays Watershed

Kauffman, Gerald J.; Young, Jillian; Martin, Jordan; Homsey, Andrew R. (Water Resources Center, 2018-05-23)

The water, natural resources, and ecosystems in the Maryland Coastal Bays watershed contribute an economic value of $1 to $3 billion annually to the regional Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia economy. This report examines ...
Final Report: Governor's Water Supply Task Force

Kauffman, Gerald J.; Wollaston, Martin; Talley, John; Lovell, Stewart; Headd, Mark (Institute for Public Administration, 1999-12)
NPDES and Education on Stormwater Pollution

Corrozi Narvaez, Martha; Homsey, Andrew (2012-06-27)

Controlling and managing stormwater that runs off roadways―impervious surfaces―into the state’s surface waters are a major part of DelDOT’s responsibilities. As authorized under the Clean Water Act, the National Pollutant ...
Phase III Report: Christina Basin Water Quality Management Strategy

Kauffman, Gerald J.; Greig, Dan; Bowers, Janet (Institute for Public Administration, Water Resources Agency, 1999-08-05)

This report summarizes the Phase III work of the Christina Basin Water Quality Management Committee during 1998. The Phase I and II Report published in May 1998 summarizes the work of the Christina Basin Water Quality ...
Proceedings of Drought.02: A Debate and Panel Discussion Concerning Water Supply Policy in Delaware

Wozniak, Sara; Kauffman, Gerald J. (Institute for Public Administration, 2003-01)
Proceedings of Water Policy Forum Series No. 4 - The Historic Christina Basin: Delaware's First Watershed

Corrozi, Martha (2005-10-18)

This policy forum, the fourth in a series that examines statewide water policy issues, was designed to explore past, present, and future issues in the watershed that is the largest source of drinking water supply in the ...
Quantifying Load Reductions of Selected Pollutant Parameters Through the Use of Stormwater Best Management Practices in the Delaware Portion of the Christina Basin

Homsey, Andrew R.; Corrozi Narvaez, Martha; Farris, Erika D.; Nelson, Maureen H.S. (2009-08-25)

At the request of the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC), the Water Resources Agency (WRA), a unit of the University of Delaware’s Institute for Public Administration, developed a ...
Report to the Governor and the State Legislature regarding the progress of the: Delaware Water Supply Coordinating Council

Kauffman, Gerald J.; Wollaston, Martin; Talley, John; Lovell, Stewart (Institute for Public Administration, 2000-05-31)
Restoration of Shad and Anadromous Fish to the White Clay Creek National Wild and Scenic River: A Feasibility Report

Corrozi Narvaez, Martha; Kauffman, Gerald J.; Lonsdorf, Robert; Nelson, Maureen H.S. (2010-12-22)

The long-term goal of the White Clay Creek watershed project is to restore shad and migratoryfish passage and habitat, increase spawning areas, and benefit the resident fish in the 107-sq.-mi. watershed. To achieve this, ...
Second report to the Governor and the General Assembly regarding the progress of the: Water Supply Coordinating Council

Kauffman, Gerald J.; Wollaston, Martin; Talley, John; Lovell, Stewart (2001-03-01)
Shad in Schools Christina Basin Program Report 2010-2012

Corrozi Narvaez, Martha; Lucas, Tim (2014-05-23)

The intent of this report is to summarize the program and commitment to implement the Shad in Schools program in the Christina Basin. This program is part of the broader education efforts to educate students and the public ...
Socioeconomic Value of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed in Delaware

Kauffman, Gerald (2011-06-29)

The Chesapeake Bay watershed in Delaware (1) contributes over $2 billion in annual economic activity from benefits associated with water quality, water supply, ecotourism, recreation, agriculture, forest, open space, and ...
Southern New Castle County Priority Watershed Strategy

Homsey, Andrew; Kauffman, Gerald; Schnick, Lori (2006-09-01)

This report provides a recommended priority watershed strategy for the streams in southern New Castle County, Delaware. This strategy is designed to be consistent with the (1) total maximum daily loads (TMDL) issued ...
Synthesis of Water Rates in Delaware and Contiguous States

Corrozi Narvaez, Martha; Nelson, Maureen H.S. (2009-08-18)

The University of Delaware Institute for Public Administration’s Water Resources Agency (WRA) conducted an inventory of water rates for public and investor-owned water utilities within Delaware and its bordering ...
Technical Summary: State of the Delaware Basin Report

Kauffman, Gerald; Belden, Andrew; Homsey, Andrew (2009-01-16)

For many environmental indicators, the health of the Delaware River Basin has improved or at least remained stable in many watersheds, even in the face of an industrial legacy, increased land development, a growing ...
Water Supply: The History of Newark's Life Source

Kauffman, Gerald J. (2009-08-19)

Access to water supplies was important to the city’s forefathers. Newark was founded before the American Revolution as a crossroads village due to its fortuitous location at the head of navigation between the banks of ...

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