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N W o W In addition to this technical report. selected topics have been further documented in a series of detailed supporting reports, which are the follQloling: 1) Glenn E. Morris, Upper Colorado River Basin 13(a) Assessment: The Economic IMpact of Synfuels Development in the Upper Colorado River Basin, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, 1979. 2) D.J. Goldstein, H. Gold, and R.F. Probstein, Upper Colorado River Basin 13(a) Assessment: Costs of liastewater Disposal in Coal Gasification and Oil Shale Processing, Water Purifica- tion Associates, 1979. 3) Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Upper Colorado River Basin l3(a) Assessment: The Coal and Oil Shale Resources of the Upper Colorado River Basin, 1979. 4) Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Upper Colorado River Basin 13(a) Assessment: The Ground Water Resources of the Upper Colorado River Basin, 1979. 5) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Cooperative Instream Flow Service Group, and U.S. Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, A Report on Use of a Rep;ional Reconnaissance Method- ology to Determine Instream Flow Effects As Applied to the Analysis of Impacts of Coal and Oil Shale Technolop;ies' Water Reqoirements on Instream Flow Uses for Fisheries and Recreational Activities in the Upper Colorado River Basin, 1979. The first four of these are available upon request from the Colorado Department of Natural Resources at the address given above. The fifth may be obtained from the Cooperative Instream Flow Service Group, 2625 Redwing Road, Fort Collins, Colorado 80256. The results of the hydrologic modeling performed for this assess- ment by the U.S. Bureao of Reclamation are also available (on micro- fiche). Further more, a technical memorandum explaining the strocture and operation of the Bureau's Colorado River System Simulation (CRSS) model, as employed in this assessment, can be obtained upon request. Inquiries should be directed to the Division of Planning Coordination, Engineering and Research Center, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, P.O. Box 25007, Denver, Colorado 80225. Finally, the overall Upper Colorado River Basin 13(a) assessment includes two study areas for which the Colorado Department of Natural Resources was not responsible (and which are not, therefore, reported herein). The first of these is the water quality impacts of potential EET cevelopments and the associated growth. This work was done for x vii