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Us Army Corps Of Engineers Water Resources Planning A New Opportunity For Service Coordinating Committee

Name: Us Army Corps Of Engineers Water Resources Planning A New Opportunity For Service Coordinating Committee
SKU: BELL-2161838
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Publisher: National Academies Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.73 MB

Pages: 123

Author: Coordinating Committee, Committee to Assess the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Methods of Analysis and

ISBN: 0309092221, 9780309092227

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Us Army Corps Of Engineers Water Resources Planning A New Opportunity For Service Coordinating Committee by Coordinating Committee, Committee To Assess The U.s. Army Corps Of Engineers Methods Of Analysis And 0309092221, 9780309092227 instant download after payment.

From the Executive Summary:There are some concerns that the current Corps planning and construction budget has not kept pace with expanding national water management needs for flood hazard management, water transportation, and other purposes. At the same time, others question the wisdom of and budgetary prospects for the continuation of a traditional water project construction program. Debates about water use and funding priorities now extend to intense scrutiny of Corps of Engineers planning, investment, and project operations programs.