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Jthiriot: add link As Lake Mead Dries Up, Engineers Dig Deep For Water NBC Nightly News

2015-06-15T22:46:36Z

add link As Lake Mead Dries Up, Engineers Dig Deep For Water NBC Nightly News

Jthiriot: add Executive Order_2015-03_Order Establishing Nevada Drought Forum

2015-05-14T18:21:35Z

add Executive Order_2015-03_Order Establishing Nevada Drought Forum

Jthiriot: drought pics

2015-05-14T18:18:54Z

drought pics

Vkartha at 17:23, 29 April 2015

2015-04-29T17:23:31Z

Vkartha at 17:22, 29 April 2015

2015-04-29T17:22:57Z

Vkartha at 17:22, 29 April 2015

2015-04-29T17:22:21Z

Vkartha: /* Arizona's Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop */

2015-04-29T17:20:43Z

‎Arizona's Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop

Vkartha at 17:18, 29 April 2015

2015-04-29T17:18:53Z

Jthiriot: add

2015-02-09T20:25:04Z

add

Jthiriot: Lower Basin Drought Response Memo of Understanding- Executed Dec 10, 2014

2014-12-17T22:34:29Z

Lower Basin Drought Response Memo of Understanding- Executed Dec 10, 2014

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	*From: Western Governor's Association		*From: Western Governor's Association
	*Link: [http://www.westgov.org/images/images/NV_Drought_Forum_Water_Supply_Workshop_Summary.pdf LINK to Report]		*Link: [http://www.westgov.org/images/images/NV_Drought_Forum_Water_Supply_Workshop_Summary.pdf LINK to Report]
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		+	*Link to NBC Nightly News [[Media:As Lake Mead Dries Up, Engineers Dig Deep For Water NBC Nightly News.mp4 \|"As Lake Mead Dries Up, Engineers Dig Deep For Water NBC Nightly News"]]

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-[[150510_ Lake Mead and Hoover - Drought PICS]]
+*[[150510_ Lake Mead and Hoover - Drought PICS]]
+*[[Media:EO 2015-03 OrderEstablishingNevadaDroughtForum.pdf |Executive Order_2015-03_Order Establishing Nevada Drought Forum]]
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 [[File:150209 WGA Drought impacts -PIC.jpg|310px]]

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 == '''Arizona's Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop''' ==
-Arizona and its water users are prepared to handle the effects of the current drought and impending potential Colorado River shortage declaration which may occur as early as 2016, although more likely in 2017.
+Arizona and its water users are prepared to handle the effects of the current drought and impending potential Colorado River shortage declaration which may occur as early as 2016, although more likely in 2017. These conditions are not unexpected.  Arizona has been proactively building resilience and implementing innovative water management strategies to secure dependable water supplies.
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 These conditions are not unexpected.  Arizona has been proactively building resilience and implementing innovative water management strategies to secure dependable water supplies.
 If shortage is declared in the near term, Arizona cities, towns, industries, mines and tribes using Central Arizona Project water will not see a reduction in their Colorado River supplies. On river municipalities, industrial users and agricultural water users in the Yuma area have the highest priority on the Colorado River system and will not be impacted.
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-Workshop Materials are available here - [http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/ColoradoRiverShortagePrepardeness.htm Arizona Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop Materials]
+'''Workshop Materials are available here -''' [http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/ColoradoRiverShortagePrepardeness.htm Arizona Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop Materials]
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	A shortage declaration in the near term will eliminate CAP water supplies to the Arizona Water Banking Authority, a portion of the CAP water supply for groundwater replenishment, will impact agricultural users in central Arizona and may cause an increase in CAP water rates.		A shortage declaration in the near term will eliminate CAP water supplies to the Arizona Water Banking Authority, a portion of the CAP water supply for groundwater replenishment, will impact agricultural users in central Arizona and may cause an increase in CAP water rates.
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	Workshop Materials are available here - [http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/ColoradoRiverShortagePrepardeness.htm Arizona Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop Materials]		Workshop Materials are available here - [http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/ColoradoRiverShortagePrepardeness.htm Arizona Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop Materials]

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 A shortage declaration in the near term will eliminate CAP water supplies to the Arizona Water Banking Authority, a portion of the CAP water supply for groundwater replenishment, will impact agricultural users in central Arizona and may cause an increase in CAP water rates.
-Workshop Materials are available here - [http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/ColoradoRiverShortagePrepardeness.htm]
+Workshop Materials are available here - [http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/ColoradoRiverShortagePrepardeness.htm Arizona Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop Materials]
 [[File:PIC- Drought in CA.jpg|350px|left]]

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	== This page is UNDER CONSTRUCTION ==		== This page is UNDER CONSTRUCTION ==
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		+	== '''Arizona's Colorado River Shortage Preparedness Workshop''' ==
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		+	Arizona and its water users are prepared to handle the effects of the current drought and impending potential Colorado River shortage declaration which may occur as early as 2016, although more likely in 2017.
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		+	These conditions are not unexpected. Arizona has been proactively building resilience and implementing innovative water management strategies to secure dependable water supplies.
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		+	If shortage is declared in the near term, Arizona cities, towns, industries, mines and tribes using Central Arizona Project water will not see a reduction in their Colorado River supplies. On river municipalities, industrial users and agricultural water users in the Yuma area have the highest priority on the Colorado River system and will not be impacted.
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		+	A shortage declaration in the near term will eliminate CAP water supplies to the Arizona Water Banking Authority, a portion of the CAP water supply for groundwater replenishment, will impact agricultural users in central Arizona and may cause an increase in CAP water rates.

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	[[file:GRAPH- Lake Mead level importance.jpg\|250px]]		[[file:GRAPH- Lake Mead level importance.jpg\|250px]]
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		+	[[File:150209 WGA Drought impacts -PIC.jpg\|310px]]
		+	*Date: Posted_150209 (Meeting held December 2014)
		+	*Subject: '''Drought Impacts & Solutions for Water Supply Management'''
		+	*From: Western Governor's Association
		+	*Link: [http://www.westgov.org/images/images/NV_Drought_Forum_Water_Supply_Workshop_Summary.pdf LINK to Report]