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<br />.. <br /> <br />Gilbel:l, Hanna <br /> <br />From: <br />. f)ent: <br />..To: <br />Subject: <br /> <br />DiNatale, Kelty <br />Wednesday, September 01 ~ 2004 10:11 PM <br />Gitbert, Hanna <br />FW: biology <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />II <br /> <br />BioIssuesWXferHl. A TT374965.txt <br />doc (129 KB) (1!3 B) <br /> <br />Can you take a few of the themes from the first few pages of this and see if you <br />can distill down a few thoughts that we can include in the SWSI Ark and Platte presentations? Do they go in <br />environmental enhancements or something to add to the discussion on ag transfers? <br /> <br />---original Message-- <br />From: Jolm Wiener [mailto:}ohn.Wiener@Colorado.EDU] <br />Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 5:10 PM <br />To: DiNatale, Kelly <br />Subject: biology <br /> <br />Dear Kelly: <br /> <br />I attach some comments on biological issues related to water transfer, particularly on the Plains. I have run <br />out of time to work on this project)" unbl September, but I hope these are useful. In particular, as we discussed, <br />I feel it is unfortunate that academics have not participated in the SWSI (as far as I can tell from the Arkansas <br />~and South Platte ronndtables)1 and I fear that agency staff have not been tasked with some of these problems <br />}beyond - adding SWSI to their already-excessive loads~ Maybe these will help them get permission to make <br />corrections or contributi.ons~ <br /> <br />Thanks for your advice! If you think the attachment would be better in another formatl that would be okay" <br />I-n be back before the end of the month, but can't do anything until the 26th)' I think, and I fear this is already <br />too late for some people to add to their work on SWSI. <br /> <br />With best wishes and greetings to your group and Rick Brown -- <br /> <br />Jolm Wiener <br /> <br />1 <br />