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	Water Technology - Water Supply Image Gallery
		The water supply project is a country-wide scheme, involving all of Malawi's regional water boards.
		Water drawn from the Ocmulgee River is pumped to Javors J. Lucas Lake - the Town Creek Reservoir - to feed the adjacent Amerson WTP.
		A new 114,000m³ raw water reservoir was constructed as part of the project to mix the inflow from the city's various water sources to provide consumers with a consistent taste.
	www.water-technology.net /projects/watersupply_gallery.html (4950 words)

	CNRFC - Information - Seasonal Water Supply Forecasting
		Water supply forecasts predate flood forecasting efforts in most parts of the Western U.S. These forecasts are extremely important to water managers interested in providing water for agricultural, municipal, environmental, and commercial purposes.
		Water supply forecasts are generated and published by the CNRFC on a monthly basis, January through May. In some years, a June forecast is provided.
		Water supply forecasts are placed on the CNRFC Home Page as well as printed and mailed out to non-online customers.
	www.cnrfc.noaa.gov /water_supply_forecasting.php (453 words)

	Utah's Water Supply Brochure
		We use the same water that dinosaurs drank, because the amount of water on the earth today is exactly the same as it was billions of years ago.
		Water storage in reservoirs from spring and early summer runoff is particularly important to year-round water users.
		The supply of water from a particular source is distributed among water users based on a priority date.
	www.water.utah.gov /brochures/uws_broc.htm (1063 words)

	Water Supply Planning History
		In 2000, KRS 151:601 directed that county or planning-area water management councils be established to supersede earlier water supply planning councils.
		Water management areas define those regions where water and wastewater treatment service may be most effectively addressed through coordinated development, such as shared resources, consolidation of facilities and mergers.
		Water management plans developed by area councils were designed to be consistent with the existing approved county water supply plans.
	www.water.ky.gov /wateruse/wsp/Water+Supply+Planning+History.htm (690 words)

	Water Technology - Malawi District Residential Water Supply III Project
		The project is intended to provide an adequate water supply to meet the ongoing demands of a growing population and increasing urbanisation, while also improving the reliability, efficiency and coverage of existing schemes in the process.
		In recent years, water borne infections had risen to rank alongside malaria and HIV/AIDS as leading causes of death in the country, leading to the Government undertaking an initial water services review in 1993, which was funded by the African Development Bank.
		Water delivery and distribution is performed by the three respective regional water boards, with local operation and administration being run by water point committees on a day to day basis.
	www.water-technology.net /projects/malawi (1235 words)

	Water Supply Planning
		Water supply management refers to balancing water allocations among water users and water uses, and improved coordination among water users to stretch supplies during drought.
		Water supply management is underway in several watersheds throughout the state.
		Water delivery management refers to ensuring that water supply systems are capable of delivering sufficient supplies of suitable quality water to their customers.
	www.state.nj.us /dep/watershedmgt/water_supply_planning.htm (821 words)

	TVA: Water Supply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The goal is to ensure adequate, sustainable supplies of water for the region’s continued growth.
		These include water for drinking, industrial use, and agriculture; for generating hydropower and cooling nuclear and fossil power plant components; and for navigation, recreation, and habitat for plant and animal life.
		Water conservation also contributes to cleaner air by reducing the amount of energy needed to heat, transport, and process water.
	www.tva.gov /river/watersupply/index.htm (549 words)

	Water supply - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As late as the 1960's, the water supply pipes buried through town were made of wood, which is the source of the name "Trunk Main" used when describing larger bulk-water transfer mains, due to the large timber industry and ready availability of wood as a construction material.
		Pressure in an urban water system is typically maintained either by a pressurized water tank serving an urban area, by pumping the water up into a tower and relying on gravity to maintain a constant pressure in the system or solely by pumps at the water treatment plant and repeater pumping stations.
		An adequate supply of conveniently supplied water is needed for basic hygiene.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Water_supply (1269 words)

	LCRA: Water: Managing Water Supply
		LCRA uses the lakes and river as a system to conserve and convey water supplies according to a plan developed by water supply experts and approved by the state of Texas.
		Following this water management plan makes it possible to supply drinking water for about 650,000 people, as well as water for industry, energy, and recreation; for irrigating rice and other crops; and for preserving a healthy ecosystem along the lower river and in Matagorda Bay.
		Water is released from the lakes when springs and tributaries that feed into the lower river do not provide enough to meet downstream needs, including the need for fresh water in Matagorda Bay on the Gulf Coast.
	www.lcra.org /water/supply.html (676 words)

	Berea College - Adequacy of the Municipal Water Supply
		Adequacy of the municipal water supply as determined by the number of months in which water level measurements are taken at the Berea College Utilities reservoirs.
		Water levels in the reservoirs are only recorded during periods of noticeably low water levels.
		The adequacy of the municipal water supply is a reflection of planning to meet consumer demand.
	www.berea.edu /sens/indicators/water/adequacyofwatersupply.asp (523 words)

	State Water Project - Supply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Of this total supply, about 50-60 percent either is used by native vegetation, evaporates to the atmosphere, provides some of the water for agricultural crops and managed wetlands (effective precipitation); or flows to Oregon, Nevada, the Pacific Ocean, and salt sinks like saline groundwater aquifers and the Salton Sea.
		The remaining 40-50 percent, or dedicated supply, is distributed among urban and agricultural uses, water for protecting and restoring the environment, or storage in surface and groundwater reservoirs for later use.
		Ultimately, about a third of the dedicated supply flows out to the Pacific Ocean, in part to meet environmental requirements, or to other salt sinks.For wet and dry years, the total supply and the distribution of the dedicated supply to various uses differ significantly from the example above for an average year.
	wwwowe.water.ca.gov /swp/supply.cfm (244 words)

	USAID Environment: Water
		Water shortages and poor water management can lead to loss of biodiversity and agricultural production, increase in malnutrition and disease, reduced economic growth, social instability, and conflict.
		Water resources are not distributed uniformly across the globe — nor are they necessarily located where the largest concentrations of people reside.
		Demand for water outstrips supply in a growing number of countries, and the quality of that supply is rapidly declining.
	www.usaid.gov /our_work/environment/water/index.html (425 words)

	Water Supply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The water is distributed via the City's network of 685 km of underground pipes, 24 storage reservoirs and 13 pumping stations.
		Our point of service for water supply is the shut off valve (toby) which is situated on or close to the street boundary of the property.
		Water conservation takes on greater significance over the summer period when consumption rises by up to 50% and the available water sources can struggle to keep up with peak demand.
	www.huttcity.govt.nz /council/services/infrastructure/water/supply.shtml (817 words)

	Water Supply & Wastewater
		Water for Montgomery County residents and businesses is supplied primarily by the Potomac River and, to a lesser extent, the Patuxent.
		The quantity and quality of the water supply are key environmental concerns for the region.
		Water consumption levels can dramatically reduce available aquatic life habitat and impact aquatic ecosystems during periods of prolonged drought.
	www.montgomerycountymd.gov /content/dep/assessment/watersupply.asp (247 words)

	Water Supply & Sanitation
		Expanding access to water and sanitation is a moral and ethical imperative rooted in the cultural and religious traditions of communities around the world.
		Safe drinking water and basic sanitation is of crucial importance to the preservation of human health, especially among children.
		The actions needed in a given case depend on the extent to which availability of water resources is adequate to meet the requirement for water resources to meet the health, poverty, gender, and environmental sustainability objectives of the MDGs.
	www.worldwatercouncil.org /index.php?id=23 (1034 words)

	Water Supply Committee - Idaho Department of Water Resources
		The Idaho Water Supply Committee was created as an action element of the Idaho Drought Plan first prepared in 1990 when Idaho was in a period of sustained drought.
		Supply adequate domestic (culinary) water for public health, safety and welfare as a first priority.
		Water and land management practices should be modified, where possible, to minimize environmental impacts.
	www.idwr.idaho.gov /water/supply/committee.htm (1307 words)

	Water Supply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Metropolitan Water Supply Advisory Committee: Minnesota Statutes, Section 473.1565 establishes the Metropolitan Area Water Supply Advisory Committee to assist the Council with its regional water supply planning activities.
		Water Supply Planning Activities: Minnesota Statutes, Section 473.1565 directs the Council to develop and periodically update a regional water supply plan that emphasizes conservation, interjurisdictional cooperation, and long-term sustainability and addresses reliability, security and cost effectiveness.
		Community Water Supply Plans: Minnesota Statutes, Section 473.859 mandates municipal water suppliers in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area to prepare water supply plans as part of their communities' local comprehensive plans.
	www.metrocouncil.org /environment/WaterSupply/index.htm (105 words)

	Regional Water Authority: Supply & Facilities
		The existing water supply for the Authority's Water System is obtained from watersheds that lie between the Naugatuck River and the Connecticut River and extend from close to Long Island Sound to about 20 miles inland.
		The water supply is obtained from three active surface water supply systems which provide approximately 77% of total capacity and five well fields.
		The Water System has a safe yield capacity (the yield which can reasonably be expected in 99 out of 100 years) of 68.8 MGD, which is approximately 9.9 MGD greater than the highest annual average draft in the Authority's history of 58.9 MGD in 1988.
	www.rwater.com /whoweare/supply.htm (968 words)

	New York City Water Supply
		Water from the Catskill and Delaware systems is mixed in the Kensico reservoir before it is discharged into the Hillview reservoir and on to the distribution system.
		Drinking water from the Cat/Del System is of high quality and is currently delivered to New York consumers unfiltered (in compliance with the Surface Water Treatment Rule).
		The Croton Water Supply System began service in 1842 and was completed prior to World War I. Consisting of ten reservoirs and three controlled lakes, the Croton system has the capacity to hold 95 billion gallons of water and normally provides 10 percent of New York's daily water supply.
	www.epa.gov /region02/water/nycshed/supply.htm (273 words)

	ISWS - Illinois Water Supply
		Water Supply: Identification of Priority Aquifers for Illinois, 2004
		This section provides links to water supply data and information resources from federal, state, and private associations, and it comments on water supplies for rural and urban households.
		Materials deal with local and regional water suppliers that are both public and private; state agencies that monitor and collect data, regulate water, monitor quality, and plan future water supplies; and federal agencies that perform water monitoring, data collection, regulation of use and quality, and research.
	www.sws.uiuc.edu /docs/wsfaq (658 words)

	Water Supply
		Irrigation water for farm purposes is the dominant consumptive use of the water pumped from the river.
		However, this water supply analysis focuses on only those portions of the counties that are served by water from the four reservoirs or would be impacted by changes in these reservoirs.
		Although it is generally agreed that the water supply effects of breaching are not large when compared to the effects on hydropower, navigation, and recreation, reviewers and contributors to this document have identified issues which have not been resolved.
	www.nww.usace.army.mil /lsr/reports/water_impact/water_supply.htm (9224 words)

	Background - Droughts in California (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hydrologic conditions constituting a drought for water users in one location may not constitute a drought for water users elsewhere, or for water users having a different water supply.
		Individual water suppliers may use criteria such as rainfall/runoff, amount of water in storage, or expected supply from a water wholesaler to define their water supply conditions.
		Drought impacts increase with the length of a drought, as carry-over supplies in reservoirs are depleted and water levels in groundwater basins decline.
	watersupplyconditions.water.ca.gov /background.cfm (1025 words)

	Water supply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Water is supplied by a number of private water companies.
		The water supply charge is calculated as an amount in pence per pound of the rateable value.
		Some people may be able to get help with the costs of their water supply, for example, people with water meters who use a high volume of water because of certain medical conditions, or because they have 3 or more children under 16, and are receiving a qualifying benefit.
	www.adviceguide.org.uk /nm/index/your_world/consumer_affairs/water_supply.htm (1456 words)

	Water Supply (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Surface water sources such as rivers, streams, and reservoirs serve approximately two-thirds of the State's 5.1 million citizens.
		However, the drought conditions that occurred in 1999 and 2002 and associated restrictions on nonessential water uses brought home the lesson that our water supplies are not limitless and require good stewardship.
		An Evaluation of the Water Resources in the Catoctin Creek Watershed
	www.mde.state.md.us /Programs/WaterPrograms/Water_Supply/index.asp (286 words)

	Water supply network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Water purification usually occurs close to the final delivery points to reduce the chances of the water becoming contaminated after treatment.
		That energy is transferred to the water, therefore becoming water pressure, in a number of ways: by a pump, by gravity feed from a water source (such as a reservoir or a water tower) at a higher elevation, or, in smaller systems, by compressed air.
		Water supply networks are part of the master planning of communities, counties, and municipalities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Water_supply_network (646 words)

	Water Supply Protection
		water resources in two major ways: (1) the addition of salts from water use and (2) the consumption (depletion) of water.
		The threat of salinity is a major concern in both the United States and Mexico; affecting agricultural (reduced crop yields and increased water demands), municipal (decreased useful life of household plumbing and water utility equipment, increased costs to treat and recycle water), and industrial water users (decreased useful life of equipment).
		The enactment of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 was interpreted by EPA to require numerical standards for salinity in the Colorado River.
	cwcb.state.co.us /WaterSupply/Salinity.htm (936 words)

	Water-Supply Papers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Underground water in the valleys of Utah Lake and Jordan River, Utah, G.B. Richardson, 1906.
		Chemical and physical characteristics of water and sediment in Scofield Reservoir, Carbon County, Utah, K.M. Waddell, D.W. Darby, and S.M. Theobald, 1986.
		Ground water in the southeastern Uinta Basin, Utah and Colorado, W.F. Holmes and B.A. Kimball, 1987.
	ut.water.usgs.gov /publications/pub_Site/wsp.html (1820 words)

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