Titlebook: Rutland Water — Decade of Change; Proceedings of the C David M. Harper,John A. Bullock Conference proceedings 1982 Dr W. Junk Publishers, T

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Escaping from prison: an economic reassessment of Rutland Waternt. By 1981, however, dramatic reductions in expected population and per capita public water supply growth had occurred, with much more evidence available concerning the scope of demand-management. It is suggested a ‘similar’ decision on economic grounds would probably have been a negative one.

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Area structure plans of Leicestershire County and Rutland District Councilsd in one of the Structure Plan’s basic policies as follows: ‘Rutland’s Planning Role should be one of positive conservation particularly of natural resources with an emphasis on minimising the loss of, and where practicable improving the natural assets of farmland, woodland, minerals and water.’

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Circulation patterns; their investigation and predictionriven water currents. Algal distribution has been predicted from wind data; however, the analysis requires modification in order to apply to all wind conditions. The effect of wind on the vertical distribution of algae and its implication for abstraction are discussed.

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Rutland Water — from conception to operationapproved in 1970 and construction started in 1971. The dam was closed and the reservoir started to fill from its natural catchment in 1975: pumping started from the rivers Welland and Nene in 1976 and the reservoir was full by March 1979..Details of the stages in its development are given together w

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A ‘regrettable necessity’ — the decision to constructh, in the mid-1960s, were dominated by expectations of rapid economic and population growth. The process of decision making highlighted basic conflicts between urban expansion and rural resources in a way which offered limited scope for compromise. Debate at the local level and in Parliament raised

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