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Evaluation and Scheduling of Water Conservation

A linear programming method is suggested for evaluating and scheduling water conservation measures for deferring or avoiding a single anticipated capacity expansion project. The method is contrasted with long-run marginal cost techniques and demonstrated for the case of a small city contemplating conservation to defer a water treatment plant expansion alternative.

Jay R. Lund | J. Lund

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