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• Racking up the Savings: Planning and Evaluating Cost-beneficial Water Conservation Programs 

  Keyes, Alice Miller (Georgia Institute of TechnologyWarnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, The University of Georgia, 2011-04)

  As Georgia communities strive to use water more efficiently, planning for the appropriate water conservation programs is critical to successfully managing demands. The Alliance for Water Efficiency, a national stakeholder-based ...

• Heavy Metal Loading to Lake Lanier from Point Sources of Pollution and Urban Runoff 

  Brouckaert, Barbara; Amirtharajah, Appiah; Zhu, Guangxuan; York, M. Timmerly (Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Ecology, 1997-03)

  An investigation into sources of heavy metal contamination in Lake Sydney Lanier has been carried out as part of the Clean Lakes Program. Previous studies have found evidence of trace metal contamination in the water column ...

• Conservation as a Critically Needed Water Supply Source 

  Kyler, David C. (Georgia Institute of TechnologyInstitute of Ecology, 2003-04)

  Despite increasing controversy over water supply and water quality in Georgia, there is no state-mandated approach to conservation. Since three sectors (agriculture, power production, and industry) dominate water demand, ...