Long Island University / City Hall / Croton Dam / / /
IndustryTerm
sewage treatment systems / undeveloped real estate / state law / bank stabilization programs / large urban systems / real estate agent / sewage treatment infrastructure / real estate / watershed management / federal law / bank / health law / chemical-laden runoff / chemical treatment / ltration technology / /
NaturalFeature
Catskill Mountains / Delaware River / Croton River / Delaware / /
Organization
United States Environmental Protection Agency / New York State Department / National Research Council / Catskill Fund for the Future / Watershed Agricultural Council / Department of Environmental Protection / Westchester County Department of Planning / New York Mark Pires* Earth and Environmental Science Department / US Department of Agriculture / Watershed Protection and Partnership Council / New York City Board of Water Supply / federal government / Nuclear Regulatory Commission / National Research Council committee / US Census Bureau / New York State Legislature / EPA’s SWTR / Trust for Public Land / Long Island University / /
Person
Hillview / Jerome Park / Mark Pires / / /
Position
hydraulic engineer / farmer / regional economic development planner / and environmental educator / general counsel / land manager / regional economic development planner / author / director of the NYCDEP Land Acquisition Program / /
Product
wastes / substances / /
ProvinceOrState
Putnam County / Maine / Oregon / New York / Delaware / California / New / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
West Branch / /
Technology
Wastewater treatment / ltration technology / pollution control / /
ARTICLE IN PRESS Land Use Policy[removed]–175 Watershed protection for a world city: the case of New York Mark Pires*