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Weather Modification
Sponsor Name
MWDSC
Project Name
Weather Modification White Paper
Title
Weather Modification for Precipitation Augmentation and Its Potential Usefulness to the Colorado River Basin States
Prepared For
Colorado River 7 Basin States
Prepared By
Tom Ryan - Metro Water District of Southern California
Date
10/1/2005
Weather Modification - Doc Type
Report
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<br />It is recommended that: <br /> <br />. further investigation continue as to the availability ofWxMod projects in which the <br />Basin States can participate, particularly those focusing on the Upper Basin States of <br />Colorado and Utah; <br /> <br />. legislation continue to be monitored, and attempts to influence legislators be <br />considered; <br /> <br />. an implementation plan be developed with next steps, including a schedule, costs, and <br />deliverables for a feasibility study to increase winter precipitation that would include both <br />operational and evaluation components; <br /> <br />. the Basin States eulist either Reclamation and/or NOM as the lead federal agency in <br />the development of a coordinated national research program and that this program, <br />should piggy-back research onto existing and proposed operational programs like <br />Reclamation's WDMP; <br /> <br />. cost-share with Reclamation in an objective impartial evaluation of existing <br />operational programs, and; <br /> <br />. for an interim period when the feasibility study is being prepared, expand ongoing <br />operational programs by adding generators and by operating the programs for a extended <br />period of time each year, including those shown in Table l. <br /> <br />-30- <br />
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