Integrated Water Resources Management: Northwestern New Mexico as a Case Study.Proceedings of the Annual New Mexico Water Conference (41st). Held in Farmington, New Mexico on September 19-20, 1996

摘要

;Table of Contents: Director's Statement; Conference Program; Welcome toFarmington; Welcoming Remarks from the Navajo President; Dividing the Waters of the Colorado: A Century of Achievement; Overview of Important Upper Colorado River Basin Issues; Introduction to the Geology and Hydrogeology of Northwestern New Mexico; Water Resources Issues of the Four Corners Region; Current Bureau of Reclamation Policies Affecting the Colorado River Region; Overview of Endangered Species Recovery Efforts in the Upper Colorado River Basin; Panel: Perspectives on ESA Recovery Efforts; Environmental Concerns and Regulation of the Oil and Gas Industry; Industry Outlook: Current and Future Water Needs; Oil, Natural Gas, and Groundwater in the San Juan Basin--A Summary; Groundwater Issues Related to Coal-Bed Methane Production Northern San Juan Basin, New Mexico and Colorado; Regional Water Planning: Institutional Arrangements and Politics in Northwestern New Mexico; Regional Water Planning Cooperation in Time of No Water; Panel: Views on the Animas-La Plata Project; New Mexico Water Conference Advisory Committee; and Water Conference Participants.