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The Delaware River Basin Commission is a regulatory body that was established in 1961 by a congressional compact. It includes a division engineer from the US Army Corps of Engineers and representatives from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware who are appointed individually by the executive office in each state [21]. Any decision of the Commission involves the approval of all members. The Commission has full water resource management authority, including water allocations and diversions. Any project that will withdraw or discharge water in or from the basin must be approved by a process that includes a public. | New methods for water pollution control in river basins http www.vyh.fi eng research euproj riverl index.htm Improving your river status with new tools Different land use forms e.g. forestry agriculture and peat production affect all levels of river ecosystems through loading of suspended solids nutrients metals and acidifying substances.These environmental impacts can however be diminished in many ways. In land use planning the river basin should be taken as a whole and the existing water pollution control methods e.g. sedimentation basins buffer zones and wetlands should be taken into more effective use. To realise the aims of maintaining and improving the aquatic environments in the Community according to the EU Water Policy Framework Directive WFD knowledge of a wide area of river ecology and water pollution control methods is needed. In addition practical tools are needed for the cost-effective integrated management and monitoring of river basins. The RiverLife project supported by the LIFE Environment programme of the European Union and by many Finnish ministries regional public funds and private companies was aimed to develop a new practical tool for sustainable river basin management -available to anyone through the Internet.This interactive computerbased Decision Support System RiverLifeDSS helps local and regional authorities private companies and consultants to integrate environmental considerations into land use planning and management practices in river basins. The other objectives of the RiverLife project were To help all interested parties from decision makers to school pupils to find information on rivers in one place on the Internet To intensify water pollution control by informing about the existing water pollution control measures for different land use forms To promote ecologically sustainable land use in river basins To formulate guidelines for cost-effective and adequate river status assessment and monitoring in Finland according to the EU .
