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Efficient Water Use in the Colorado River Basin
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Jim Dyer. The Colorado River Workshop. February 27, 1996
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United States Environmental Protection AgencyUnited States Bureau of ReclamationAmerican Water Resources AssociationRocky Mountain InstituteGrand Canyon TrustU.S. Committees on Large Dams and Irrigation and Drainage
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climate changeevapotranspirationstreamflowgreenhouse gas emissionswater quality standardswater quality standardswater availabilitywater partitioning
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water resourceswater resourcescommunity assembly processeswater allocationwater allocationirrigationecological consequencessalinityirrigationConsumptive Useland use planninghydropower generationcrop revenuerating curvegrey waterrecreational activitiesleast-cost end-use approachmunicipal governmentIndian rightsuse it or lose itdemand management programslow pressure precision application (LEPA) systems
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