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Augmentation of the Colorado River through Weather Modification April 29 1982
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Colorado Mainstem
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4/28/1982
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Broadbent, Robert
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Augmentation of the Colorado River through Weather Modification April 29 1982
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10 <br />very high benefit -to -cost ratio. For every dollar spent, <br />the project would return between seven and ten dollars in <br />benefits. A Basin -wide operational program could be expected <br />to produce 1.3 million acre -feet of additional water in the <br />Upper Colorado River Basin, 298,000 acre -feet in the Lower <br />Colorado River Basin, and 533,000 acre -feet in adjacent <br />basins. <br />Colorado River Enhanced Snowpack Test financing is based on <br />an equitable application of the "beneficiary pay" principle. <br />Thus far, the Bureau has invested approximately $56 million <br />in General Investigation funds, with Congressional approval, <br />to investigate and develop wintertime weather modification <br />technology to be demonstrated in the Colorado River Basin. <br />Consequently, it is appropriate that the financing for the <br />final adaptation and application of this promising new means <br />of water resource augmentation be provided by the region <br />where the benefits will be realized. The Basin States have <br />expressed their support for the program. <br />
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