Panel: There's Something in the Water: Policies Directed at Water Conservation & Preservation
(Natural Resource Security, Energy, and Environmental Policy)

Friday, March 9, 2018: 9:30 AM-11:00 AM
Burkle 12 (Burkle Family Building at Claremont Graduate University)

*Names in bold indicate Presenter

Discussant:  Ariel Dinar, University of California, Riverside

There's Something in the Water: Policies Directed at Water Conservation & Preservation

Collaborative Governance and Public Value Creation: Two Cases of Groundwater Basin Management in Southern California
Brian Y An and Shui Yan Tang, University of Southern California



Neighborhood Effect or Just Homophily : Analyzing Turf Rebate Patterns
John Shideler, Claremont Graduate University



Water Resource Management and Game Theory: Incentives for Mexico/United States Water Sharing Agreements for Colorado River Water
Carlos Alberto Echeverria-Estrada and Brian W. Jewett, Claremont Graduate University



Bottled Water: Implications of Consumer Trends and Misguided Policy Interventions
David Spencer Catt, Pardee RAND Graduate School




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