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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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i <br />Water 2025. <br />Crows and C®nufoct on the ''� "est <br />Water is the lifeblood of the American <br />West and the foundation of its economy. <br />More than a century ago, American <br />pioneers began harnessing the water of the <br />West, opening vast new lands for <br />settlement and development. Today, the <br />American West is the fastest growing <br />region of the country. Water is its scarcest <br />resource. <br />Water 2025 is intended to focus attention <br />on the reality that explosive population <br />growth in western urban areas, the <br />emerging need for water for environmental <br />and recreational uses, and the national <br />importance of the domestic production of <br />food and fiber from western farms and <br />ranches are driving major conflicts between <br />these competing uses of water. <br />Today, in some areas of the <br />West, existing water supplies <br />are, or will be, inadequate to <br />meet the water demands of <br />people, cities, farms, and the <br />environment even under normal <br />water supply conditions. <br />Water 2025 recognizes that state and local <br />governments should have a leading role in <br />meeting these challenges, and that the <br />Department of the Interior should focus its <br />attention -and existing resources on areas <br />where scarce federal dollars can provide <br />the greatest benefits to the West and the <br />rest of the Nation. <br />Or <br />
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