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<br />Chapter 4, ECONOMIC DAMAGES TO HOUSEHOLDS FROM
<br />MUNICIPAL WATER SALINITy..........................................................................,..
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<br />Corrosion and hardness creating household damages.......................,..............................
<br />Types of economic damages to households .............,.........................................................
<br />Estimation of salinity damages to households ...........................................................,....,..
<br />Regressions on useful life of household appliances,................,..............................,........,
<br />Other factors affecting estimates of salinity damages to households ...............,..,..........
<br />Household damage categories unrelated to useful life of appliances .......,.............'......
<br />Salinity damages to automotive cooling systems................................,..................,..,.........
<br />Current average value of salinity damaged household items........................................,..
<br />Forecasts of future population and households by metropolitan area...........................
<br />Estimating current and future (1987-2010) salinity damages to households ,................
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<br />Chapter 5. PHYSICAL DAMAGES TO WATER AND WASTEWATER UTILITIES...., 51
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<br />Types of economic damages to utilities ....'..,..............,.................,................................,.... 51
<br />Estimating current and future (1987-2010) damages to utilities ...................................., 53
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<br />Chapter 6. POLICY INDUCED DAMAGES TO WATER
<br />AND W ASTEWA TER UTILITIES ......................................,.................,................... 55
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<br />Costs imposed by regulation......................,........................,................................,..,..,........" 55
<br />Actual and planned SAWPA costs...................................................,...........................,...... 56
<br />Costs for local water utilities ................................................,............................,.................. 56
<br />Impacts of regulatory decisions........,....,.................................,............,.....,......................'" 57
<br />Present or potential policy decisions..,....,....................,....................................................., 58
<br />Summary of policy induced COSIS....,...................................,..,............,..,.........,................... 59
<br />Calculation of value of policy-induced damages .........................................,..................... 60
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<br />Chapter 7. ECONOMIC DAMAGES TO INDUSTRIES.......................................................... 63
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<br />Maximum salinity tolerances of industrial processes ................'....................................... 63
<br />Industries affected hy Colorado River salinity...................................,........,..........,........... 64
<br />Costs of industrial water treatment for saline water ..,...............'........................,..,.......... 65
<br />Estimating current and future (1987-2010) salinity damages to industry....,..............,.., 66
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<br />Chapter 8. SUMMARY OF DAMAGE ESTIMATES......,....................................,................,.. 69
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<br />Current (1986) salinity damages .........................................'...........,.........,......,......'............ 69
<br />Ten-year average (1976-1985) salinity damages...........................,...........,..,..,........,.......... 70
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<br />Chapter 9, ISSUES AND QUESTIONS NOT ADDRESSED ..,...................................,........... 75
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<br />Health effects of salinity ............................................................................'.......,..,......'....,.... 75
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<br />Reduction of corrosion .........................,...............,..,..............,........,........,...............,.... ....,..' 75
<br />Secondary or indirect effects ......................................,..........,..,..................,...................,.... 76
<br />Lag time in realizing benefits of salinity control efforts ..................................'................ 77
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