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5/19/2003
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OWC Section - Colorado Drought & Water Supply Assesment
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<br />" <br /> <br />DRAFT <br /> <br />Chapter 2: <br /> <br />Perceptions of Drought and Drought Impacts, Colorado Case Studies <br /> <br />Authors: <br /> <br />Sasha Charney, Bouvette Consulting; John Wiener, University of <br />Colorado, Boulder <br /> <br />Drought cycles present a real and critical influence on life in Colorado. Although drought <br />does not have the immediate impact of other extreme weather conditions such as those <br />associated with, for example, flooding, it nonetheless influences individual experiences. <br />These experiences span many areas including business and personal security, freedom <br />and overall quality of life issues as everyone in the State depends on a reliable water <br />supply for sustaining business and for personal uses. To capture and relate an <br />understanding of the impact of drought on individual perspectives, several people whose <br />work and lives are influenced by water availability have been interviewed. The primary <br />focus of the interviews will be to determine how drought has changed their view of living <br />in Colorado and across what period of time the impacts of drought are felt. Results will <br />be presented in this chapter both as individual case studies and as overarching themes that <br />emerge. <br /> <br />5/1612003 <br /> <br />Page 4 <br />
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