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Water Supply Protection
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8200.300.20.F.1
Description
Grand Canyon Trust
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Colorado Mainstem
Date
4/1/1997
Author
Grand Canyon Trust
Title
Colorado River Basin Management Study
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<br />ApPENDIX 1 <br /> <br />ISSUES OF ALLOCA nONS: RECONCILING SUPPLY WITH DEMAND <br /> <br />PHILLIP WOODS <br />EPA, REGION 9 <br />SAN FRANCISCO, CA <br />Benefits to agricultural water users (and other users) from <br />improved irrigation management. <br /> <br />SAM SPILLER <br />U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE <br />PHOENIX, AZ <br />Conservation and efficient use should be tied to keeping <br />sufficient water in the system to continue natural processes <br />and provide for environmental protection. <br /> <br />JACK S'T'ANFORD <br />FLATHEAD LAKE BIOLOGICAL STATION, U. OF MONTANA <br />POLSON, MT <br />Environmental issues cannot be resolved effectively without <br />allowing senior water rights holders to lease their water to <br />downstream or in-stream Users. <br /> <br />KENT TURNER <br />LAKE MEAD NRA <br />BOULDER CITY, NV <br />Interstate sale of water rights. While this is not being done <br />at this point, the impact would be severe and negative to <br />the states losing the water. Tribes have many large paper <br />rights which if sold off the reservation could cause a signif- <br />icant loss economic and resource wise to the state econo- <br />my. Perhaps temporary sales in some years would work but <br />there would be no market for water getting there anyway. <br /> <br />DAVE WOOD <br />CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK <br />MOAB, UT <br />As with power, the underpricing of water supply has <br />fueled development and population growth and encour- <br />aged wasteful use of water. The use it or lose it doctrine, <br />also a contributor to this waste, is out of date in an age of <br />over allocated water sources and societal concerns about <br />environmental losses from water development. Water con- <br />servation, water pricing that reflects true costs, and replace- <br />ment of use it or lose it with a cooperative approach are <br />critical priorities. <br /> <br />HAL SIMPSON <br />DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES <br />DENVER, CO <br />Enhancing precipitation. <br /> <br />DONALD K. FREVERT I CRAIG PHILLIPS <br />BUREAU OF RECLAMATION <br />DENVER, CO <br />No specific comment <br /> <br />DAVID HARRISON <br />MOSES, WIITEMYER, HARRISON, AND WOODRUFF, P.C, <br />BOULDER, CO <br />No specific comment <br /> <br />PHIL MUTZ <br />NEW MEXICO INTERSTATE STREAM COMMISSION <br />SANIA F'E, NM <br />No specific comment <br /> <br />A small dam diverts water for irrigation on the Green River above Green River, Utah. <br /> <br />
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