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Growing more food with less water Managing water wisely is one of the biggest resource management challenges of our time.

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Several people who know Mr. Locke, 59, say his selection is a good fit for a department whose portfolio includes the complicated political and management challenges of the census (a sticking point with Mr. Gregg) and the oversight of agencies like the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which plays an important role in environmental and fishing issues.

The paper draws on six case studies to explore the operations management challenges of delivering GES.

NIGMS Director Jeremy Berg and the institute's council have worried about the management challenges of adding NCRR's large infrastructure programs to the $2 billion basic research institute.

"Students can start by doing something as small scale as organizing graduate seminar groups as well as taking on larger management challenges of organizing courses or working on collaborative science projects," says Matthews.

There was a natural management challenge of how do we make it work.

Lund joined for the management challenge of improving the company, he said.

A1 Tests of a Security Chief Tom Ridge begins to confront the gargantuan management challenge of merging 22 federal agencies and their 170,000 employees into the Department of Homeland Security.

As a sort of symbolic sack-cloth shirt, Entwistle will be paid considerably less than his predecessor and may even face the curious management challenge of earning less than some theoretical underlings appointed during a period of splashier salaries.

Five weeks after Mr. Ridge, a former Pennsylvania governor, was sworn in as the newest member of the Bush cabinet, he now begins in earnest to confront the gargantuan management challenge of merging 22 federal agencies and their 170,000 employees into a single superdepartment.