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8278.400
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Title I - Mexican Treaty
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
3/1/1962
Author
IBWC
Title
Mexican Water Treaty -Appendix B - Water Quality A Missing
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<br />" <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />"I was attempting to. trace what might happen if a court af <br />international arbitration shauld decide that Mexico was entitled <br />to. water of usable quality. I was abaut to state that a caurt <br />would be justified in saying that the United States agreed to. <br />give Mexico 1,700,000 acre-feet of usable water and that it <br />had to be equal to. the quality af the water in Lake Mead at the <br />time the treaty was made. What that would lead us to I do not <br />knaw, but it wauld perhaps lead us to. a millian or two millian <br />mare acre-feet af water than this treaty purparts to give because <br />we are asked to give a guaranteed right which might lead us into. <br />reparatians and damages to. the extent of huge amaunts." <br /> <br />Senatar Millikin lead the propanents of this treaty an the floor af the <br /> <br />Senate, at least so far as the Colorado River was concerned. On page 2821 <br /> <br />Senator Millikin painted out that the treaty provided that the water is to came <br /> <br />from any saurce. Also. there is a provision that same af the water is to be <br /> <br />delivered'via the All-American Canal which will be Lake Mead water. This <br /> <br />water will cantain anly that amount of salts resulting from Upper Basin use. <br /> <br />It is Senatar Millikin's posltian at this paint that Mexico. can nat expect <br /> <br />better water than "we aurselves use". The Senator cantinues: <br /> <br />"That 500,000 acre-feet carries the same salinity that it will <br />__havjU~.f.!~~ finish wi!..h-Uln the ~()per basin. The r~st.9ithe________ <br />water as delivered in the limitrophe section of the stream--I <br />shall develap that paint a little later--that water, fram its very <br />nature, will carry whatever salt it has in it when it reaches <br />that section of the stream. <br />"The provisians of the treaty which draw the distinctian <br />between the water which will be delivered fram Lake Mead and <br />the water which will be delivered in the limitrophe section af <br />the stream show conclusively that Mexico knew exactly what <br />she would get insofar as the quality af the water is cancerned." <br />(p. 2821) <br /> <br />Senator Dawney at this point interrupted to insist that there is nathing <br /> <br />in the treaty which prevents the All-American Canal delivery from also. being <br /> <br />B 33 <br />
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