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<br />l/3) the time)ou mui this. /he U.S Bureau of Red am 0- I
<br />lion will h(llIr alrt'lldy had its grand parry ill Homier Dam I
<br />/0 celebrate the loa/, Armillf'rStuy of the us. BUretlU of
<br />Rec!am.uiol1. Correspondingly. it also is the 1001, fl1mil'er-
<br />sary of/he 1902 Reclmldriol1 Aft tbat p,wed the way for the I
<br />numerous wllter projects spread throughout rhf UTSf IOda..y, I
<br />including Hool't'r Dam.
<br />71Jollgh most of these projnts were designed to bi' multi-
<br />purpose JOr flood cOlltrol dnd rll!ctric,zl gel1emtiol1, they also
<br />ii1ere intended to create water mpplies for fdnlling in a dry
<br />region. 7odilY, the 1nujoriry ofth" WI/ter in/he C%mdo
<br />Ril'a Basin (about 80 rerum) r{'maim in agricultuml we.
<br />But despite agricultures com;,med pron/iuellct'. cities
<br />throughout the \\'lest tl1Y growing /If rapid rates. Big cities,
<br />like De1wer, Salt Lllke City. LllS vrgas. Phoenix, 7i/cson,
<br />Stm Diego and the eller-expanding Los Angeles, are de-
<br />mauding more water. In part, some of thi'se 1Jeed~ can be
<br />met tbrough c01JSert'{/tion, Willer recycling. des,dintltioll and
<br />groundwater projects. But incremiugly. these cities are turn-
<br />ing to agriculture to Jill the empty pitcht'T. How ubiquitous
<br />this phenomenon b('comes has .Yet to bf' urn.
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<br />ColorJ.Jo River Project Ad~'isory Commil1u
<br />Hamll't ~Chirs. Barry. DC'nvt'r Waler
<br />Warne Cook. Upr<'r Colorado Ri\'er Commis~ion
<br />ThonlJ_~ GrafT. Environmemal Defenst:"
<br />Thomas M. Hannigan. C1lifornia DepJrunent o(\,'<lter Resources
<br />Gary H.lnSt"n, Colorado River Indian Tribes
<br />J. Anum Hem.-ra. Makan Sccrion.lnlt_'ffiJ.tiona) RourKLry Jnd W<l.ICf Commi...,ion
<br />PamelJ llyde. Sourhwell Rivero;
<br />David LinJgn:-n. Downey. Brand. Seymour & Rohwer
<br />Jam~ Lochhead. Brownstein Hyatt & Fubc:r
<br />P-alficja Mulroy. Southern Nevada Waler Authoril)"
<br />Philip Murz, Vpr<'r ColorJdo River Commi~~i{ln N('\>.. Mexico
<br />Jerome' C. Mu~. Anorney
<br />Gary WeJlherford. We.nherford &. 'ra.llfe
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