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Journal of the American Water Resources Association. February 2007 -Vol. 43 Issue 1
University of Hawaii at Manoa's Water Resources Research Center Director Jim Moncur and Affiliate Faculty Jason Levy edited a special issue of the Journal of the American Water Resources Association. The issue is devoted to Enhancing the Capacity for Sustainable Watershed Management. Of the nine original papers featured on natural resources issues, a paper on the Effects of rainfall and ground-water pumping on streamflow in mākaha, O'ahu, Hawai'i is co-authored by Alan Mair and Ali Fares of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, and Aly El-Kadi at the Department of Geology and Geophysics and Water Resources Research Center. The Journal of the American Water Resources Association is available online. |
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319
Non Point Source Pollution projects that have
been conducted in the State of Hawaii are now available.
Clear here to
visit the 319 NPS Web site and to learn more about what
projects have been funded in Hawaii. |
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Anthony,
S.S., Hunt, C.D., Brasher, A., Miller, L.D., and Tomlinson,
M.S. (2004). Water Quality on the Island of Oahu
Hawaii, 1999–2001. U.S. Geological Survey
Circular 1239. Link to USGS web page to obtain the report
as a PDF http://water.usgs.gov/pubs/circ/2004/1239/#pdf
This study is the most comprehensive water quality assessment ever done in Hawaii.
Although conducted for the island of Oahu, it is representative of conditions
throughout the state and is helpful in understanding potential for water quality
impairments in other tropical island ecosystems. Dr. Carl Evensen provided a
technical review for this paper (see pages 8 and 40 of the pdf file). |
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Various
publications on Watershed are available as free Adobe
.pdf files at:
University of
Hawaii, CTAHR Publications and Information - Free Publications or
by clicking on the individual publication below. |
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Videos
can be ordered for a fee by clicking on an individual
title below: |
The
Keiki Water Festival 2001 is
a video produced to give viewers an idea of what the
Keiki Water Festival is like. Interviews are conducted
with teachers, presenters and coordinators to relay
participant perspectives as the production covers various
activities and aspects of the festival. Click
here to read more about the festival and view a
streaming video clip.
CTAHR Reference code:
2002 VS-153
Production
date:
January 2002
Program
length:
21 minutes
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Hawai`i's
Water Future: Institutions, Economics and Policy is
a seminar presented by Dr. Gopalakrishnan and captured
on video about the history of water usage in Hawai`i
from early Polynesian through modern water management
systems. Also presented were perspectives of the
future of water usage and conservation…what
is being done and what should be done.
CTAHR Reference code:
2001 VS-152
Production
date: October 2001
Program
length: 1 hour 9 minutes
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Water
for Agriculture - Ag Leadership Program Seminar 3 -
Class VII.
These presentations were recorded as part of one of
Donna Ching's Ag Leadership course. It includes: Water
Rights In Relation To the Water Code; How Regulation
Works; Differences Between the Islands
CTAHR Reference code:
1997 VS-072a through VS-072d
Production
date: October 24, 1997
Program
length: 1 hour 22 minutes
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