Western Area Power Administration (Western) is participating with the Dine' Power Authority (DPA), an enterprise of the Navajo Nation, in planning the proposed Navajo Transmission Project (NTP). (1993)
"Michael G. Skougard. Department of Energy Western Area Power Administration. September 16, 1993."

Western Slope Energy Research Center 1980 Annual Report (1980)
"In some ways 1980 has been a rather discouraging year. Colorado- Ute and ARCGo both disclosed plans for growth which would have considerable impact on Delta County. O11 Shale in the northwestern part of the state is rushing ahead. and the election results do not look promising for environmental causes. However, there is also a brighter side. Our WSERC office, originally started on nothing but good intentions,has remained open. Our library has grown and so have our services to the community. It would appear that our patient efforts toward educating the community are bearing some fruit. Fortunately we have been granted another CETA worker for this coming year. An appeal for financial help, though falling short of what we had hoped for, will at least assure us another year of operation. Our sincere thanks go to Carolyn Landes, our office worker sponsored by the Colorado Migrant Council work-experience program, who has done a super jobe Perhaps one of our main achievements has been a steady growth in friends and members. In the long run the success of our program depends on the active support of people like you. An exciting and challenging year lies ahead. Please stick with us and get as involved as your time, energy and money permit."

Western Slope Energy Research Center Newsletter

Western Slope Energy Research Center Newsletter (1979)
"Unknown. Western Slope Energy Research Center Inc. June 15, 1979."

Western Slope Energy Research Center, Inc. Annual Report (1980)
"Chuck Worley. 1980."

Western State College of Colorado Spring Environmental Symposium
"Join Theodore Roosevelt at Western's 9th Spring Environmental Symposium: Gunnison National Forest at 100 Years April 20-21, 2005, in Gunnison, Colorado CONFERENCE INFORMATION: 9th Spring Environmental Symposium: Western’s Spring Environmental Symposia are organized and presented by the students and faculty Gunnison National Forest of the college’s Environmental Studies Program. : at 10g {eae The programs are part of the college's service to the people and communities of Colorado’s mountain region, put on with funding from the Ralph E. Clark Jr. Fund for Environmental Studies, the college, the Forest Service this year, and other contributors. There is no charge for attending the presentations that are part of the Spring Environmental Symposia, but con- tributions in the boxes provided help keep the program going. For more information about this Symposium, the presen- ters, Western’s Environmental Studies program, or the college in general, please visit the college website at"

Western Water Flow
"Liter E. Spence, H.J. Barry, Larry Morandi"

West’s Cities Should Trump Agriculture on Water
"Hal Rothman. Writers on the Range."

Wetlands Program Update: The Wetlands Conservation Efforts of the Colorado Division of Wildlife (1997)
"Alex F. Chappell. Colorado Division of Wildlife. 1997."

Wetlands and Wildlife Management in Colorado: Past Accomplishments and a Model for the Future (1996)
"Jim Ringelman. Colorado Division of Wildlife. February 1996."

Wetlands of the Crested Butte Region (1997)
"Environmental Protection Agency, Town of Crested Butte, 1997,?David J. Cooper"

What Mining Means to the United States (1972)
"J. Allen Overton Jr. American Mining Congress. 1972."

What Really is the Blue Mesa Subordination?
"Author: Laura Anderson Newspaper Article"

What are the major costs in building and operating a plasma gasification plant?
"Document. Covers Tees Valley, Northern London, Toronto. Topics: plasma gasification, waste treatment, capital costs, operating costs. Agencies: AlterNRG."

What are the major costs in building and operating a plasma gasification plant?
"Search Quora Add Question What are the major costs in building and operating a plasma Related Questions gasification plant? Why isn't Plasma Gasification a more wide spread way of garbage disposal? Answer Follow · 11 Request What's the return on energy (ROE) of a typical Ad by Eden Health plasma arc gasification plant? Is it energy… Get reopening guidance. I would like to invest in a biomass gasification Download our medically validated return-to-work protocols when you need them. plant to power private communities, acting as… Download Waste Materials: What happened to plasma gasification? 10 Answers Do you think plasma gasification technology in Josef Stadelmann, CEO (2005-present) removing solid waste is the need of the hour… Answered October 10, 2018 Is plasma gasification a viable clean energy In short, that depends on the size and the vendor. The largest plasma gasification plant I technology?"

What is Healthy Forest Economy
"nd i ee ee ee = oS fads 5 pep = Tete tied ments certain ZRotiomers the —s — = Aylin Lok cele — 4, ned cated rngtlce Lng lodinnrer Bee eg i ; —"

What is a Ranch Conservation Plan (1964)
"USDA Soil Conservation Service. December 1964."

What is a Ranch Conservation Plan? (1964)
"United States Department of Agriculture. The Soil Conservation Service. 1964."

What is the Meaning of Balanced Community: Ltr to Editor by Butch Clark (1979)
"What ig the meaning of a balanced community? In the short-run a com- munity never really seems to be in balance. Some parts or sectors of the community's economy are growing bigger, or faster, or changing, or declining more rapidly than the others. In turn and as a result, other aspects of the community’s economy will be growing, changing, and de- clining as well. Balance for a community is found in the keeping of the community's capacity for making reasonably easy local adjustments to these changes over time. Communities dominated by one industry are vulnerable to the inevitable changes in the fortunes and technologies of the industry. The Gunnison Basin has maintained a relative balance among the four industries com- prising its basic economy - agriculture, education, mining, and recreatior The growth and size of any one of these has never greatly overshadowed the others. More importantly, the growth of one has not foreclosed the future existence of the others. When what has grown has subsequently, declined, community balance was retained as the other industries per- mitted a reasonably easy lecal adjustment. In an economic sense this is possible when the growth of one economic sector or another does not impose too great a burden of costs upon the others. It means that one industry does not pull wages so high that"

What you should know about the hazards of nuclear power
"Union of Concerned Scientists"

Where the Bombs and Nukes Begin
"Folks United to Thwart Unsafe Radiation Emissions."

Why Colorado? (1985)
"Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Colorado Parks and Recreation Association, Center for Public-Private Sector Cooperation, Thorne Ecological Institute. 1985, 1986."

Wilderness Inventory Mandated by Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976 (1976)
"Marvin Pearson. US DOI. December 3, 1978."

Wilderness Newsletter (1975)
"Karl Zeller. University of Colorado Wilderness Study Group. December 1975."

Wilderness Reserved Water Rights (1994)
"Carol D. Angel. State of Colorado Department of Law. January 8, 1994."

Wildlife 2000 Review (2000)
"Wildlife 2000. March 1972."

Wildlife Commission Minutes (1990)
"1990-1991."

Wildlife Impacts
"North American Lake Management Society"

Will drought force harsh restrictions on water use? We need courageous leaders to overcome resistance
"John Passacantando."

Wilson Gravel Pit, Gunnison County Resolution No. 91-32 (1996)
"Paul E. McGhee. November 21, 1996."

WinXSPRO, A Channel Cross Section Analyzer, User's Manual, Version 3.0.
"Thomas Hardy, Palavi Panja, and Dean Mathias.?USDA, Forest Service."

Wind Energy
"Pete Klingsmith, Carlos Ferriera."

Winter Recreation Safety Guide (1976)
"August 1976."

Wise Water Stewardship Through Partnership (1997)
"A speech given at the 22nd annual Colorado Water Workshop, in Gunnison, 1997. ?As well as an article addressing water as a scarce resource."

Woodsy Owl on Hiking and Backpacking
"Before your hike, study maps of the area, get permits if necessary, and learn the terrain. Be familiar with all options-- time, alternative routes, and weather. Keep in mind the shorter daylight hours of fall and winter. LIMIT THE SIZE OF YOUR GROUP Limit your group to a size a leader can safely handle and that won't damage backcountry sites. One leader for eight hikers is recommended. HELP PRESERVE NATURE’S GROUND COVER Bring tent poles and ground pad. Help keep the natural beauty by not cutting boughs and poles. Pick a camping site where you won't need to clear vegetation or ditch around your tent. Remember even minor use can damage a boggy meadow. PACK IT IN — PACK IT OUT If you can carry it in, you can carry it out. Go one step fur- ther and carry out trash that less thoughtful people have left behind. USE A PORTABLE STOVE Many popular areas do not have enough wood for every"

Worksheet II Suggested Additions or Deletions to the Forest Service Roadless and Undeveloped Area Inventory My Recommendations
"Ralph E. Clark III."

Workspaces – A Look at Where People Work (2005)
"Norman A. Govoni. January 12, 2005."

Wyo. Rancher Plans March To Protest BLM Actions
"Management to-build' a road into Paint Rock Canyon near Hyattville. -Mills is president of the Independent Stockgrowers of . America. He said the group has. about \"400 members, mainly in 'yoming and South Dakota. THE FEDERAL Bureau of Land Man- agement and ‘the. U.S. Forest’ Service have proposed a ‘25 percent increase in grazing’ fees each year until ‘the level reaches - what the agencies regard as: “fair market value.” °° : Mills said. hie ‘thinks the agencies are proposing fee levéls higher than. grazing - privileges on the land are worth. “We think they’re just as high now as they should ever’go,” Mills said. ~ ‘ Mills opposes: - the proposed road because of the environmental Gamage he said it would cauise."

Wyoming Subdivision Ordinance and Minimun Standards for Teton County, Idaho (1970)
"Teton County Commission. 1970."

Wyoming and Jackson
"~ view western water policy , ', \"\" and recommen<J.ways'to re- ~ solve· water conflicts. ' - ~ Tom Sansonetti, mo~t re-: . · ~ cently the Interior Depart- ~ ment's 'top lawyer, will serve . .~ without pay, Wyoming~s con- ~ gressional delegation an- ~ noimced yesterday~ . ·· 1'li.Z The 22-member conimis-· ~ ~~on, auth<!rized by tlte Omni- .;ous Water Bill of 1992; is to. , ~pend. three years reViewmg~ . ~ ~,l: ~e~SJ. activities·in 19.w~st- ~.-:: • rn sta~ .that affeet -tlie .aJio- ~~'j ~t~on .an'd us~ otw~ter~ Jhen ·:~ ~ t(! report b.acl(lP:Congr~~- , ~ ~ November_ l~95, ·, <· ·~ ,,. Lcuotl · · ·.J ;., ·~\"' . . ~~-·• .~ :·~ I • •"

Zero Base Budgeting Organizational Impact and Effects_1977 (1977)
"L. Allan Austin.?A Division of American Management Associations. 1977."

conservation (1993)
"Steve Glazer. October 11, 1993."

national news report capital summary a weekly summary of news concerning the nation's environment (1976)
"Sierra Club. September 1976."

spongiform encephalopathy (2000)
"Alison Maynard, Becky Gillette, Ken Clark. October 2000."

the Board of Directors of Delta Montrose Electric Association (DMEA) unanimously decided to not sign the extended wholesale powder contract with Tri-State. (2006)
"Les Renfrow. Delta Montrose Electric Association. December 4, 2006."

“2,7000 Acres of Public Land Near Las Vegas Up For Sale” – Denver Post (1998) (1998)
"New York Times Article reprinted by The Denver Post. Sunday, October 25th 1998"

“Arizona Grows to Edge of Water Crisis
"The Denver Post Shaun Mckinnon The Arizona Republic ?"

“Colorado River Water, an Endless Resource?” (1994)
"Author: Eric Kuhn Organization: The Colorado West Business Journal Date: November 14th 1994"

“Colorado Water Should Be Returned to the State” (1995)
"Article written under the name of “Taylor Trout” Associated with POWER (People Opposing Water Export Raids) February 28th 1995"

“Corn Belt Wilts as Drought Persists”- 2000 (2000)
"Becky Bohrer: Associated Press The Denver Post April 27th 2000"

“Deal Assures Area of Water Rights Protected in Basin” (2001)
"Nancy Lofholm Denver Post Western Slope Bureau Printed in roughly 2001"

“Enviros Weigh in on Black Canyon” (2001) (2001)
"Author: Pete Sharp Organization: Crested Butte News Date: April 6th 2001"

“Evaporation Emptying Great Lakes”-2000 (2000)
"Debbie Howlett: USA Today The Denver Post Monday, April 24th 2000"

“Historic Settlement Agreement Reached on Black Canyon of the Gunnison Water Rights” (2003)
"Contact: Dawn Taylor Date: April 2nd 2003"

“Owens Backs Water for Agriculture” (2000)
"Author: Deborah Frazier Denver Rocky Mountain News January 31st 2000"

“POWER Forum Addresses Water Shortfalls’ (2003)
"Gunnison Country Times Alan Wartes May 1st, 2003 Document may require zoom function for clearer text."

“Report: Tapping Gunnison ill-advised” (2003) (2003)
"Author: Joey Bunch Organization: The Denver Post Date: January 8th 2003"

“Scientists Fear Onset of Dust Bowl” -The Denver Post (1998) (1998)
"Special Report The Denver Post Seth Borenstein December 16th 1998"

“The Speculation is Reprehensible” (2000)
"Letter to the Editor From: Kathleen C. Klein, Manager & John H. McClow, Attorney May 28th 2000"

“West Slope Water Interests” (2000)
"Author: Marija B. Vader The Daily Sentinel March 17th 2000"