Background
Whipple, William was born on February 4, 1909 in Cinclare, Louisiana, United States. Son of William and Genevieve (Randolph) Whipple.
(Author William Whipple spent years managing state program...)
Author William Whipple spent years managing state programs of water supply and pollution prevention. In this book Whipple resolves the conflicts that arise between environmental protection and the economic and social benefits evaluated for water resources. The book summarizes modern trends in comprehensive water resource planning and the environmental management of major watersheds. In addition, Whipple develops regional approaches that allow for real solutions.
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(This book explains how needs for increasing regional wate...)
This book explains how needs for increasing regional water supply are reconciled with other water needs and how water conservation and other demand management practices are used in time of drought. The book covers a number of new and unconventional types of methods that are beginning to be utilized, including the conjunctive use of ground and surface waters, better multiple use of storage, operational coordination between adjacent water systems, ozonation, desalination, water re-use methods of watershed protection, and septic system management. This timely volume also discusses complex arrangements for coordination between federal, state, and muncipal agencies, as well as investor-owned companies.
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Whipple, William was born on February 4, 1909 in Cinclare, Louisiana, United States. Son of William and Genevieve (Randolph) Whipple.
Bachelor of Science, United States Military Academy, 1930; Bachelor, Oxford (England) University, 1933; Master of Arts, Oxford (England) University, 1937; Civil Engineer, Princeton University, 1936.
Second in command Lieutenant, Corps Engineers, United States Army, 1930; advanced through grades to brigadier general, Corps Engineers, United States Army retired, Corps Engineers, United States Army, 1960; chief engineer, New York World's Fair Corporation, Flushing Meadow, New York, 1960-1964; private practice construction engineering, New York City, 1964-1965; director Water Resources Research Institute, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1965-1979; research professor Coastal and Environmental Institute, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1979-1981; assistant director division water resources, Department Environmental Protection, Trenton, New Jersey, 1981-1989; coordinator nonpoint cource control program division water resource, Department Environmental Protection, Trenton, New Jersey, 1989-1990; principal, Greeley Polhemus Group, Chester, Pennsylvania, since 1990.
(This book explains how needs for increasing regional wate...)
(Author William Whipple spent years managing state program...)
Chairman Flood Control Committee, Princeton, New Jersey, 1975-1981. Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society of Civil Engineers (life, chairman urban water resources research county 1973-1975), Society American Military Engineers (life), American Water Resources Association (president 1993, Icko Iben award 1978, William Ackerman medal 1989, Boggess award). Member American Academy Environmental Engineers (diplomate), Universities Council on Water Resources (chairman 1976-1978), Sigma Xi.
Married Dixie Ancrum, March 30, 1935 (deceased October 1955). Children: Anne Calhoun, William III, Claire Randolph. Married Renée Pauline Exiga, July 21, 1956 (divorced May 1974).
1 child, Philip; married Frances Edith Cheek, June 1, 1974 (deceased July 1983). Married Alice Terry Goodloe, December, 1984.