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Management Articles March 10, 2016 Proposed Yampa Pumpback Project A very bad idea for this reason February 28, 2015 The 70-year Administrative Record of Impending Water Shortages and the Failure to Act Appropriately Backwards planning: managing the end of the pipe and not the beginning May 05, 2011 Oil Shale and Tar Sands Programmatic EIS by the Bureau of Land Management At risk are 2 million acres that will consume land, water and energy resources in a watershed that has nothing left to give November 19, 2010 Who Will We Blame When the Tap Runs Dry? The Southwest faces climate change and unsustainable growth, as water managers fail to institute timely policies for thrift and conservation January 16, 2010 The Water Imbalance of the Colorado River Basin Water security in the West is not achievable if water greed continues to dominate the political landscape January 01, 2009 The Endangered Fish of the Colorado River Basin Bureaucratic bean counting is why these fish suffer. October 23, 2008 Coal-burning Power Plants of the Colorado River Basin The Colorado Plateau takes the brunt of coal-fired pollution from existing and proposed power plants. May 06, 2008 Announcing: Scoping of environmental issues for the proposed Lake Powell Pipeline Project in Utah and Arizona. Proposed pipeline to deliver overallocated Colorado River water uphill to the sprawling cities in southwestern Utah. April 25, 2008 Towing icebergs to San Pedro: Augmenting dwindling water supplies Colorado River water users to start engineering fixes that are trade offs for more consumption April 13, 2008 Rearranging deck chairs at Glen Canyon Dam Interior is advancing falsehoods, stalling, obstructing, and wasting public funds just like corporate polluters. February 19, 2008 Lake Mead Will Go Dry Find out for yourself with the user friendly Colorado River Open Source Simulator February 05, 2008 Las Vegas: Mirage in the Mojave Billy Vassiliadis and Pat Mulroy jeopardize not only the interests of those who currently must make a living in Las Vegas, but also those who will have to live there in the future December 17, 2007 Colorado River Shortage Agreement Falls Short The water agreement signed last week by Interior Secretary Kempthorne and the seven states of the Colorado River basin is not a heroic achievement at all. December 08, 2007 Pipe Dreams and Schemes: Escalating Costs for Diminishing Returns Current and proposed water projects are incredibly expensive, micromanage dwindling water resources, and will ensure financial burden and resource dependency for consumers. November 30, 2007 Hydropower is likely to have no future on the Colorado Hydropower is touted as clean and renewable. It is neither. It is also touted as being productive, yet hydropower revenues have fallen to the wayside as a consequence of persistant drought and overconsumption. November 17, 2007 California Coastal Commission tentatively okays seawater desalination plant The quest for augmenting and conserving water supplies to fuel more sprawl has become redundant and absurd. November 14, 2007 OTC launches new Colorado River Simulator With reservoirs lowering, climate change concerns growing, many are asking not if Colorado River water users are heading toward serious shortages, but when. The answers are now just a few keystrokes away. November 02, 2007 Reclamation Issues Final EIS for Colorado River Operations under Low Reservoir Conditions Reclamation announces the release of its proposed management plan (Shortage Criteria) for public review, which is a component of the coordinated long-range operations of Lake Powell and Lake Mead. |
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