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Wyoming and Jackson
~ view western water policy , ', "" and recommen<J.ways'to re- ~ solve· water conflicts. ' - ~ Tom Sansonetti, mo~t re-: . · ~ cently the Interior Depart- ~ ment's 'top lawyer, will serve . .~ without pay, Wyoming~s con- ~ gressional delegation an- ~ noimced yesterday~ . ·· 1'li.Z The 22-member coni
Will drought force harsh restrictions on water use? We need courageous leaders to overcome resistance
News article. Covers Washington, D.C., Pueblo Mall, North Carolina. Topics: drought, water restrictions, global warming, hydrologic cycle. Agencies: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Ozone Action.
What Really is the Blue Mesa Subordination?
News article (early 1960s-1991). Covers Blue Mesa Reservoir, Upper Gunnison Basin, Crystal. Topics: subordination, water rights. Agencies: United States, Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District, Department of the Interior. Cites 1 external work.
Western Water Flow
Technical report (1988-1999). Covers Montana, Colorado, Gunnison. Topics: water leasing, instream flow, instream flows, water accounting. Agencies: Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Board of Natural Resources and Conservation, Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. Cites 53 external works
West’s Cities Should Trump Agriculture on Water
Hal Rothman. Writers on the Range.
Well water dropping to critical levels
lly DElll3IE PITTMAN the La J ara and Capulin a rea, is too s ma ll to lower a pump into. reach the receding water level. said. ALAMOSA - Drought condi- but we're seeing problems in all The only alternative is to drill a "While not necessarily 'drying "I think the problem is state- tions are becomin
Water Wonders
Water Wonders \ , Volume of water is often ex- proximately 326,000 gallons of ered about 1887 in the San Luis wells were withdrawi~g ~nter is considered one of the mo pressed in tenns of acre-feet or water. This amount of water Valley and within four years from the confined aquifer and complicated a
Water Quality Programs
Technical report (1993-1998). Covers Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska. Topics: water quality, interstate litigation, water rights, water storage program. Agencies: Department of Natural Resources, Department of Public Health and Environment, Legislative Audit Committee. Cites 28 external works.
Water Quality Control Commission
Water report (1994). Covers Colorado, Platte River Basin, Republican River Basin. Topics: water quality, dissolved oxygen, un-ionized ammonia, nutrients. Agencies: Water Quality Control Commission, Water Quality Control Division, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Cites 44 externa
Water considered property: Owner can sell to highest bidder
News article (1996). Covers Arkansas River, Division 2, Canon City. Topics: water rights, prior appropriation doctrine, beneficial use, water court. Agencies: Colorado Division of Water Resources, U.S. Supreme Court, Pueblo Board of Water Works. Cites 2 external works.
Water Bunch of Nonsense
S pay i~s fair share, even if ll1e city is making a $270 million profit annual- ly off ll1e federal govenunenl. Dul George Mille r, a California Con- gressman from ll1e San Francisco area, sure ll1inks Western farmers should pay tlleir fair share. In case you missed it, Wayne Allard, Colorado's 4 11
Valley should avoid man-made drought
· Ron Riggenbach and) just reiurn ed frorh R~~~~i~g in San Antonio, ·Te·xas. We wi ll elatiorHt~ on' tnat. meeting some other time, but for this column, let' i talk : . about ·drought! · ·. ' ·· · Even more so, I want to s tress what those folks a're facing due ' ' · ~~ough/~~ San Luis Va)l~il ·the
Valley leaps Into Statewide Wetlands Programs
News article (1996). Covers San Luis Valley, San Luis Lakes State Park, Saguache County. Topics: wetlands conservation, wetland restoration, wildlife habitat development. Agencies: Colorado Division of Wildlife, Ducks Unlimited, The Nature Conservancy. Cites 3 external works.
Upper Gunnison Water Conservancy District
An article published commenting on a previous letter published by the Denver Post stating that, not one drop of water may cross the mountain to Arapahoe Country.
Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District- Reasonable Diligence
Water report (1950s-1999). Covers Upper Gunnison River, Cochetopa Creek, Ohio Creek. Topics: water rights, reservoir storage, irrigation, direct flow water rights. Agencies: Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District, Bureau of Reclamation, Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authori
Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District- Reasonable Diligence
Pete Klingsmith, Tyler Martineau, Ralph E. Clark. Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District.
Upper Gunnison Basin In-Stream Flow Project
Technical report (1989-1994). Covers Upper Gunnison Basin, East River, Taylor River. Topics: In-Stream Flow, Contingent Valuation, transmountain diversion, white water boating. Agencies: Ford Foundation, Colorado State University, Department of Agriculture and Resource Economics. Cites 44 external w
The Tangled Web We Weave
News article (1996). Covers San Luis Valley, Rio Grande, Upper Rio Grande. Topics: trans-basin diversion, water management planning, deep wells. Agencies: Parker Water and Sanitation District, Environmental Defense Fund, Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission. Cites 3 external works.
The Rio Grande
News article. Covers Rio Grande, Valley, Gulf of Mexico. Topics: riparian corridors, water quality monitoring, greenway trail. Agencies: Citizens for San Luis Valley Water, Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Coalition, Rio Grande Water Conservation District.
The Park City Principles: A New Paradigm for Managing Western Water
Issue No. 1, 1996- Park City Principles Page 1 of1 The Park City Principles: A New Paradigm for Managing Western Water ~ ¢W#! In May 1991, the Western Governors' Association (WGA) and Western States Water Council (WSWC) organized the first in a series of three workshops, held in Park City, Utah, to