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Watermarks, Table of Contents
Klamath River points of view
2/15/08, Herald and News special
publication on Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement,
to be continued through Part 4
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2/15/08 Part 1 of 4
Page 1,
Watermarks,
A Herald and News special report:
Part 1
Page 2, An
agreement two years in the making
Page 3,
Elements of the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement
Page 4, Navigating the Klamath
and Four
tribes sharing the river
Page 4A,
Klamath Project Timeline 1882-2008
Page 5, From rangeland and lake beds to
farmland
Page 6,
If not for the Project, what would there
be?
and Dams, Canals and Water
Page 7,
Proposal calls for removal of four Klamath
dams
Page 8,
Marshall Staunton: Risk and survival
Page 9,
Environmental law has a major influence in
the Basin
and Tim Evinger: Policing 2001 Conflicts
Page 10,
Klamath Stakeholder groups
Attorneys-No Guarantee
Definitions
What's Next
Update |
2/29/08 - Part 2
With and Without a Settlement
With
Without
Following the Dollar
A water settlement primer
Water Pressure: Adjudication looms
John
Prosser: Uncertainty since 2001
The
politics of water
Lynn Pope:
Lingering effects of 2001
Update |
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3/14/08 Part 3
Luther
Horsley: Working the land
Rick Sheppard: Fishing in decline
Dave Solem: The A Canal
Greg Williams: Improvements
since 2001 water crisis
Pablo
Arroyave: A golden opportunity
Scott Seus: Power assurances
will help agriculture
Craig Tucker: Manage for the ecosystem
Richard Goche: Dealing with an ongoing
disaster
Becky Hyde: Settlement or more litigation
Jim Cook: Hearing concern from all sides
Bob Gasser: Involved in irrigation politics
again
Joe Kirk: Restoring a tribal land base
Troy Fletcher: River part of social glue
Regina Chichizola: Improving water quality
Toby Freeman: Dam issue a concern
Chuck Bonham: Time for careful review
Roger Smith:
Reintroducing fish
Garrett Roseberry: Not enough
guarantees
John
Elliott: Finding an equitable solution
Update of the Klamath Settlement |
4/4/08 Part 4 of 4
Questions
and Answers about the agreement |
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Klamath Falls, Oregon 97603
Phone (541) 883-6100
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