Southwest Hydrology: The Resource of Semi-Arid Hydrology Volume 4 Number 2

• Description: Southwest Hydrology: The Resource of Semi-Arid Hydrology Volume 4 Number 2
• State: CO
• Date: 3/1/2005
• Title: Southwest Hydrology: The Resource of Semi-Arid Hydrology Volume 4 Number 2
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Publication

National Treasure, contined from page 15
themselves whether they believe that
restoration of Hetch Hetchy Valley should
be pursued.
For a copy of Paradise Regained, contact
Environmental Defense at 510- 658 -8008, or visit
www.discoverhetchhetchy.org.
Vital Part, contined from page 15
to the goals of those who advocate
restoring Hetch Hetchy Valley. First and
foremost, however, we are accountable
and responsible for protecting the safety,
public health, and economic vitality of
the 2.4 million Bay Area residents who
depend on the Hetch Hetchy system for
safe, high - quality drinking water. Any
proposal worthy of serious consideration
or debate must go far beyond theory
to comprehensively address the very
important practical, legal, financial,
and political realities of water issues in
California. Sadly, more than 150 years
of history prove that theory and science
are often the easiest parts of the complex
equation and reality of water issues in
California and the West.
For more information, contact Tony Winnicker at
twinnicker @.sfwater. org.
CROSSWORD: Colorado River
by Mary Black
ACROSS
1. Special fundraising interest
groups, or waterproof foot-
wear for snow hydrologists.
5. Type of tennis stroke.
8. Pummel.
11. A means of travel for snow
surveyors.
15. 1/325,851 of an a -f.
16. _ Nuevo State Preserve,
home to elephant seals.
17. Spanish gold.
18. Tugboat sound.
19. Nat King or Old King.
20. Container that holds -30
gals. of water or beer.
21. Hop on _ .
22. Bird prefix.
23. Name of a lake, a city, and
a canal.
24. Agency that enforces the
Clean Water Act.
25. Successful candidates.
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26. Chow _ 27. A tourist - industry occupa-
tion on the Colorado River.
29. Agreement signed in Santa Fe
on Nov. 24, 1922, the Colorado
River
31. One of the p's in ppb.
32. Essayist Charles Lamb's pen
name.
33. One type of instream use on the
Colorado.
39. Poetic name for Ireland.
43. 48- Across is the 3rd largest one
in the world.
44. Went on the lam.
45. Nobel was one.
46. Funds solicited illicitly.
47. Grande and Bravo, for example.
48. Kalimantan, Sabah, Sarawak,
and Brunei comprise this.
49. Say it _ so, Shoeless Joe!
50. A large Southern Califomial
water district involved in the
Quantification Settlement
Agreement for the Colorado.
52. Inlets to the sea.
53. Mouths; openings.
54. These may be competing, as for
river use.
58. If you are exempt, you won't
get compensated for this.
63. Way out.
64. The Concorde, e.g.
66. Federal funding agcy. for the
soc.sciences.
67. Wedding vows.
68. Allows.
69. Shade of color.
70. Expert at golf or other sports.
71. Roosevelt and Hoover.
72. Salt cedar or cottonwood, for
example.
73. Fed. agcy. that is most inter-
ested in death and taxes.
Find solution at www.swhydro.arizona.edu
74. Frequent stopover for Delta
travelers, or a major ocean
(abbv.).
75. Alas! (2 wds.)
76. Former brand name in shaving.
77. Favorite.
78. Type of grass used to overseed
Bermuda.
79. Something you might get from
a water bank?
DOWN
1. Indiana athlete.
2. Ancient Greek marketplace.
3. One of the Lower Basin states
(abbv.)
4. Winter weather hazard.
5. A primary reservoir on the
Colorado (2 words).
6. Portion of oxygen compared to
two of hydrogen in water.
7. American poet, author of The
Blue Estuaries.
8. This tribe's land is located
partly in the Little Colorado
Basin.
9. Type of naval battleship devel-
oped in the 1860s, or a good
guarantee.
10. A component of eroded earth,
often.
11. Tread loudly.
12. The northern part is included in
Bush's `Axis of Evil."
13. Containing or involving atoms
that have acquired a net electric
charge.
14. Period of military service.
28. Depleted.
30. State where MIT and Amherst
are located.
32. In that, in Spanish.
33. Capital of Latvia.
34. Publisher of ArcExplorer.
35. Extended web of relatives.
36. Conveyance of choice through
the Grand Canyon.
37. - Tuesday, it must be Paris.
38. Smell of Spanish.
39. Org. of civil engineers that
focuses on water resources and
the environment.
40. Lease,
41. Fruit of the imagination.
42. Type of gas used in electrical
signs.
45. Type of energy abundant in the
SW.
47. Restore to confidence.
48. An opening drilled in the earth
to gather geophysical data or
access groundwater.
50. Area of a sailing vessel.
51. Antonym of wealth.
52. An important person in the ER.
54. Area of Colorado wetlands that
has shrunk from 2 million acres
to around 420,000 acres.
55. Make a real effort.
56. A beveled joint.
57. No longer in port.
58. Equal to (with).
59. Type of pool in the Lower
Colorado Delta.
60. This western state does not
receive Colorado River water.
61. Comic strip by Mel Lazarus.
62. Manufacturing center in west-
ern Germany.
65. Pumping _ (determines how
much groundwater can be taken
from a well).
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