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Water Availability for Transmountain Diversion-Consequences of Further Transmountain Diversion
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Reply from POWER (People Opposing Water Export Raids). November 18th 1998.
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United States Bureau of ReclamationColorado Water Conservation BoardUpper Gunnison River Water Conservancy DistrictColorado Supreme CourtPOWER (People Opposing Water Export Raids)Board of County CommissionersGeneral AssemblyColorado State Engineer's office
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POWER Steering CommitteeSoutheastern Water Conservation DistrictNortheastern Water Conservation DistrictCentral Water Conservation District
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water quality standardswater availabilitywater availabilitywater allocationend-member source waterspermanent injunctiontransmountain diversionColorado River Compact
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