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*The study's authors estimate that '''the river is responsible for generating $1.4 trillion in economic activity, $800 billion in wages and 16 million jobs.''' | *The study's authors estimate that '''the river is responsible for generating $1.4 trillion in economic activity, $800 billion in wages and 16 million jobs.''' | ||
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| + | [[File:Utah and the value of CR- PIC.jpg|300px]] [http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865619711/No-Colorado-River-water-for-a-year-Study-details-impacts-to-Utah-other-basin-states.html | ||
| + | *No Colorado River water for a year? Study details impacts to Utah, other basin states- Deseret New Article] | ||
| + | *-"the Colorado River generates $1.4 trillion in economic benefits annually, and $871 billion in annual labor income is in jeopardy should Colorado River water become unavailable to industry, businesses and agriculture." | ||
| + | *[[Media:PTF ASUExecSummarySheet WEB final.pdf |PTF ASUExecSummarySheet WEB final]] | ||
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Contributor: TBD | Contributor: TBD | ||
Category: Recreation, Hydropower | Category: Recreation, Hydropower | ||
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LTEMP Socioeconomics Webinar 12-03-13
Socioeconomics Background History Page
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- Arizona State University economist Tim James, found a reduction of just 10 percent of water from the Colorado River would cost billions of dollars and millions of jobs.
- The study's authors estimate that the river is responsible for generating $1.4 trillion in economic activity, $800 billion in wages and 16 million jobs.
- No Colorado River water for a year? Study details impacts to Utah, other basin states- Deseret New Article]
- -"the Colorado River generates $1.4 trillion in economic benefits annually, and $871 billion in annual labor income is in jeopardy should Colorado River water become unavailable to industry, businesses and agriculture."
- PTF ASUExecSummarySheet WEB final
Contributor: TBD
Category: Recreation, Hydropower
