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7/29/2009 1:54:37 PM
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4/11/2008 10:33:16 AM
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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8280.10
Description
CREST - Colorado Riever Enhancement Snowpack Test
State
CO
Author
Robert Broadbent, BOR Commissioner
Title
Augmentation of the Colorado River Through Weather Modification
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />8 <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />using an average value of $450,000 for each milligram per <br />liter reduction in dissolved solids at Imperial Dam, and <br />$10.5 million from water supplies to reduce deficits and for <br />new uses. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Additional benefits would be realized from the increased <br />water supply in the Lower ~asin from seeding in the Mogollon <br />Rim area in Arizona and New Mexico and from additional water <br />supp]i~s prorluced in adjdc~nt basins. for planning purposes, <br />an estimated value of $50 per acre-foot was used for the <br />298,000 acre-feet of augmentation from the Mogollon Rim and <br />$25 per acre-foot for the 533,000 acre-feet of increase in <br />the adjacent basins. Therefore, total benefits are assumed <br />to be $109 million annually. It is estimated that the entire <br />cost of an 8-year demonstration program is less than the <br />benefits from one year of basinwide operations. <br /> <br />IV. Financial Arrangements <br />Increased water supplies will be required soon in the <br />Colorado River Basin because of rapidly expanding population <br />and industrial requirements, environmental and recreational <br />needs. and demand for increased hydroelectric power generation. <br />In addition, the Mexican Water Treaty of 1944 constitutes a <br />national ,obligation to provide 1.5 million acre-feet of <br />water annually to Mexico. <br /> <br />e <br />
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