López-LinageĬost–benefit analysis of urban water supply in Mexico City G. SwansonĬost–benefit analysis, water scarcity and sustainable water use in Spain J. LoubierĬost–benefit analysis and efficient water allocation in Cyprus B. Langford Cost–benefit analysis of large-scale groundwater remediation in France J.-D. Bronda Cost–benefit analysis of improved bathing water quality in the United Kingdom as a result of a revision of the European Bathing Water Directive S. The costs and benefits of a revised European Bathing Water Directive in The Netherlands R. Renzettiīenefit–cost analysis of regulations affecting surface water quality in the United States C. LangfordĬost–benefit analysis of the Remedial Action Plan to improve water quality in the Great Lakes in Canada D.P. The costs and benefits of implementing the European Urban Waste Water Directive in Greece A. PetersenĬost–benefit analysis and complex river basin management in the Stockholm archipelago in Sweden P. KindĬost–benefit analysis of river restoration in Denmark A. SmaleĬost–benefit analysis and flood control policy in The Netherlands R. YoungĪppraising flood control investments in the UK D.W. List of figures List of tables and boxes List of contributors Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1Įconomic criteria for water allocation and valuation R.A. ISBN 1 84376 359 1 (cased) Printed and bound in Great Britain by MPG Books Ltd, Bodmin, Cornwall Water resources development-Cost effectiveness-Case studies.
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