Water resources activities in the United States
By: Select Committee on National Water Resources, United States Senate, pursuant to S. Res. 48, Eighty-sixth Congress
Publisher: U.S. G.P.O.
Published: 1959
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 33
Subjects: Water-supply; Water resources development
Notes: There are 32 parts marked Committee Print no. l to 32. Index for Committee Prints nos. 1-32, is a separate, unnumbered part, dated 1961.

"Printed for the use of the Select Committee on National Water Resources".

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Vol. 1 pt. 1. [without special title].  Pt. 2. Reviews of national water resources during the past fifty years.  Pt. 3. National water resources and problems.  Pt. 4.Surface water resources of the United States.  Pt. 6. Views and comments of the states.  Pt. 7. Future water requirements for municipal use.  Pt. 8. Future water requirements of principal water-using industries.  Pt. 9. Pollution abatement.  Pt. 10. Electric power in relation to the nation's water resources.; title: Vol. 2 pt. 12. Land and water potentials and future requirements for water.  Pt. 13. Estimated water requirements for agricultural purposes and their effects on water supplies.  Pt. 14. Future needs for reclamation in the western states.  Pt. 16. Flood problems and management in the Tennessee River Basin. Pt. 17. Water recreation needs in the United States, 1960-2000.  Pt. 18. Fish and wildlife and water resources.  Pt. 19. Water resources of Alaska. Pt. 20. Water resources of Hawaii. Pt.21. Evapo-transpiration reduction.  Pt. 22. Weather modification.  Pt. 23. Evaporation reduction and seepage control. Pt. 24. Water quality management.  Pt. 25. River forecasting and hydrometeorlogical analysis.  Pt. 26. Saline water conversion.  Pt. 28. Water resources research needs.  Pt. 30.  Present and prospective means for improved reuse of water.  Pt. 31. Impact of new techniques on integrated multiple-purpose water development.