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. Identification, analysis and description of problem areas, problem issues and opportunities based upon both the state-regional and nationwide assuMptions and methodologies. . Determination and display of impacts and ramifications associated with choosing each of the alternative futures, as well as the impacts associated with accommodating or resolving major problems relative to water supply, water quality, recreation, irrigation, flood control, wastewater management, etc. . Participation in the determination of state-regional priorities, conclusions and recommendations for future water and related resources programs and activities. o Participation in the joint regional endeavors of research and documentation of the ten states' diverse programs and capabilities as well as those of private and nongovernmental entities to determine the regional consenses of what the Federal rol e shoul d . ~ . " ", , be for meeting the future needs and desires of the states, the region and the nation. The extensive effort to obtain coordination required among federal agencies because of fragmented jurisdictional mandates is well recognized. Equally important and comparable is the extensive coordination required among the many agencies in anyone state of the basin states. On top of all this are the coordination and collaboration required to bring ten states, ten federal agencies, and two compact commissions together to produce re- sults and recommendations including state fnd regional priorities, that are acceptable to the /1RBC as a whole. The Missouri River Basin Commission proposes to conduct the Specific Problem Analysis in accordance with the guidelines and procedures described in the following narrative material and as reflected in Figure 1 (Specific -3- 1381