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Making the Most of the Water We Have: The Soft Path Approach to Water Management |
Oliver Brandes; David B. Brooks; Stephen Gurman
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Making the Most of the Water We Have: The Soft Path Approach to Water Management
Why a Water Soft Path, and Why Now
Authors

Oliver M. Brandes; David B. Brooks; Stephen Gurman

ARI Id

1666095715958_14713962

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

3-21

DOI

10.4324/9781849770125-2

Table of Contents of Book
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Introduction
David B. Brooks; Oliver M. Brandes; Stephen Gurman
1-21
Why a Water Soft Path, and Why Now
Oliver M. Brandes; David B. Brooks; Stephen Gurman
3-21
Water Soft Paths as Human Vision
23-84
Avoiding the Perfect Storm: Weathering Climate Change by following Its Effects on Water Resources
Robert W. Sandford
25-35
In the Beginning: Soft Energy Paths
Susan Holtz; David B. Brooks
37-49
Getting It Right: Misconceptions about the Soft Path
Peter H. Gleick
51-61
Practising Ecological Governance: The Case for the Soft Path for Water
Oliver M. Brandes
63-73
Water Policy: Changing Course for the Soft Path
Susan Holtz
75-84
Water Soft Paths as Analytical Method
85-145
Getting Quantitative: The Canadian Water Soft Path Studies
David B. Brooks; Susan Holtz
87-101
Turning Principles into Practice: The Wsp Scenario Builder
Carol Maas; Tony Maas
103-113
Thinking beyond Pipes and Pumps: Water Soft Paths at the Urban Scale
Oliver M. Brandes; Tony Maas
115-123
Focusing on Geographic Boundaries: Water Soft Paths at the Watershed Scale
Lisa Isaacman; Graham R. Daborn
125-134
Focusing on Political Boundaries: Water Soft Paths at The Provincial Scale
Paul Kay; Elizabeth Hendriks
135-145
Water Soft Paths as Planning Tool
147-254
Removing Institutional Barriers to Water Soft Paths: Challenges And Opportunities
Sarah Jordaan; Carla Stevens; David B. Brooks
149-163
Pushing the Boundaries: Shifting Water Soft Paths Philosophy towards Hard Policy in Municipal Water Management
Sarah E. Wolfe; Kurtis Elton
165-181
Green Buildings and Urban Space: A Water Soft Path Perspective
Andrew Hellebust
183-196
Water Soft Path Thinking in the United States
Peter H. Gleick
197-206
Water Soft Path Thinking in Other Developed Economies
David B. Brooks; Oliver M. Brandes; Stephen Gurman
207-228
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