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Water 2025: Preventing Crises and Conflict in the West
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5/5/2003
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Water 2025: Preventing Crises and Conflict in the West
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Conservation, Efficiency, and Markets., <br />Improve Water Management and Use Market -Based <br />Approaches To Head off Conflicts <br />6 Interagency efforts to coordinate both <br />existing and new water conservation <br />programs would improve the return on <br />federal dollars already being spent "on the <br />ground," allowing for marked improvements <br />in water management. <br />✓The USGS will enhance groundwater <br />monitoring and stream flow - measurement <br />systems in critical areas of the West. This <br />will improve drought evaluations, <br />predictions, and long -term resource <br />planning. States, tribes, and localities would <br />maintain their important role in setting <br />priorities for these enhancements. <br />,,'Improvements in the coordination of <br />collection and management of snow pack <br />and runoff data in critical watersheds will <br />allow water managers to predict and plan for <br />water shortages earlier than current <br />systems. <br />✓Reclamation and USGS are partnering on <br />the Watershed River System Management <br />Program to create models that will help farm <br />agencies, drought planners, and others <br />better understand the unique aspects of the <br />basin when they make critical decisions. <br />t h: <br />Reclamation and the USDA <br />Natural Resource Conservation <br />Service will continue to construct <br />and manage SnoTel sites across <br />the West that measure and <br />record real -time snow pack data <br />used to develop runoff forecasts <br />for entire watersheds. Such <br />partnerships would be expanded <br />to include watersheds that are <br />suffering shortages of both water <br />and adequate data used to <br />predict and forecast water <br />supply. <br />i <br />
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