Water Management Innovations in England

Efficient conversion of corn stover to 5-hydroxymethylfurfural and furfural using a novel acidic resin catalyst in water-1, 4-dioxane system

The author describes a total quality management integrated educational system as a model for developing educational resources. Information is provided to facilitate an understanding of how the educational system is integrated with the implementation process. The importance of developing an educational strategic plan is emphasized. A call is made for active participation by industry and educators in the development of educational resources to provide the knowledge required by those involved in improving organizational performance. >

Total quality management knowledge and education-an integrated approach

In this review the concept of integrated water resources management is developed in some detail through many aspects such as the need for, and type of, governmental involvement; institutional arrangements; judicial and economic policies; technical measures; the importance of socio‐economic considerations; and the need to consider the widest possible range of alternatives. Approaches to this type of water resources management in three western European countries, Canada, and the United States arc discussed.

Ulric P. Gibson

Papers

Integrating water quality management into total water resources management 1