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RECENT REPORTS
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Lake
Somerset, Hillsdale County, MI
K&A
has just completed the evaluation of Lake Somerset water
quality conditions. Read the final
report.
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Great Miami River Watershed, Ohio.
K&A prepared a preliminary economic analysis of water quality trading opportunities for the Miami Conservancy District. Read the analysis.
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Mirror
Lake, Hillsdale/Jackson Counties, MI
K&A
has completed a study and management recommendations for
Mirror Lake in Hillsdale and Jackson Counties. Read
the project summary.
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Cedar
Lake, Alcona County, MI
In
the summer of 2005, K&A completed the first phase of a
three-phased effort to identify the causes of significant
water level losses in summer months in this 1,075 acre,
5-foot deep lake. Phase I project findings (see Phase
I final report) revealed
that 75% of the lake shoreline was losing water. Storm
sewers directing runoff away from the lake and high volume
groundwater withdrawals were the other significant causes
of the >2 foot annual water level drop. Phase II will
involve more detailed lake level monitoring and groundwater
modeling. These efforts are being coupled with the development
of a watershed management plan.
- Great Lakes Protection Fund: Market-based Approach to Ecosystem Improvement.
Final report
- Ecosystem Multiple Market: a White Paper
PUBLICATIONS
- Mark Kieser is a Co-author for the first published text on trading:
Water-Quality Trading: A Guide for the Wastewater Community, 2005. (With Cy Jones, Lisa Bacon and David Sheridan). McGraw-Hill, ISBN: 0071464182, 250 pages.
- Mark
S. Kieser and "Andrew" Feng Fang published
an invited feature article:
Water Quality Trading in the U.S., on
The Katoomba Group's Ecosystem Marketplace website.
- "Andrew"
Feng Fang et al., published a water quality trading
paper in the Journal of the American Water Resources
Association (JAWRA): Point-Nonpoint Source Water
Quality Trading: A Case Study in the Minnesota River
Basin. JAWRA, 41(3):645-658.
- Stormwater Thermal in Urban Watersheds (2000)
Final report prepared by Kieser & Associates
- published by Water Environment Research Foundation (# 00-WSM-7UR) - Executive Summary - Order a copy
- Phosphorus credit trading in the Kalamazoo River Basin: Forging non-traditional partnerships
Final report prepared by K&A for the Forum For Kalamazoo, published by the Water Environment Research Foundation (#97-IRM-5C) - Executive Summary - Order a copy
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