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1. The new regime for managing US—Mexican water resources

   United States-Mexican transboundary water resources management is presently experiencing significant reform resulting from long-term demographic...

   Stephen P. Mumme in Environmental Management

   Article 01 November 1995

2. New directions in Mexican environmental policy

   Since taking office 1 December 1988, Mexico's incumbent president, Carlos Salinas de Gortari, has introduced important innovations in environmental...

   Stephen P. Mumme, Roberto A. Sanchez in Environmental Management

   Article 01 July 1992

3. Elemental concentrations in fishes from the Salton Sea, Southeastern California

   The Salton Sea is a 93 000 ha saline lake fed by drainage water from more than 283 000 ha of irrigated lands in the Imperial and Coachella valleys of...

   Michael K. Saiki in Water, Air, and Soil Pollution

   Article 01 July 1990

4. The macroinfaunal community of a tropical estuarine lagoon

   The benthic macroinfauna of Lagunal Joyuda, a coastal lagoon in Puerto Rico, was surveyed for two years. Seven hundred fifty core samples yielded 23...

   A. W. Stoner, C. Acevedo in Estuaries

   Article 01 June 1990

5. Transnational environmental problems — The United States, Canada, Mexico

   The paper examines the problems associated with transboundary environmental pollution. While briefly recording the efforts of international...

   Marshall E. Wilcher in Environmentalist

   Article 01 March 1983

6. Larval retention in estuaries

   Stephen D. Sulkin in Estuaries

   Article 01 September 1981