| Letters:
Newly
exposed areas in Lake Powell require management plan, enviros say
April Reese, Land Letter Southwest reporter
Warming
could imperil West Severe drought possible, global study indicates
By Mitch Tobin
Glen
Canyon Institute urges National Park Service to adopt a management plan
for emerging canyons at Lake Powell reservoir
Various Articles:
History of Glen Canyon and the Glen
Canyon Institute by Richard Ingebretson,
President of GCI
Undamming Glen Canyon: Lunacy, Rationality,
or Prophecy? (.pdf) by Scott K. Miller
Stanford Environmental Law Journal Vol. 19 No. 1 January 2000
Restoring Glen Canyon: Linking Our Future to
the Importance of our Past
August 1998
by Dave Wegner, Science Director
The Citizens' Environmental Assessment, a Vehicle
for Action
January 1999
by Dave Wegner, Science Director
The Effects of Climate Change
on the Hydrology and Water Resources of the Colorado River Basin (pdf)
by The Department of Energy & University of Washington
Climate Fluctuations, Drought, and Flow in
the Colorado River (pdf)
CEA Studies (.pdf)
Colorado River
Storage Project Act
Grand
Canyon Protection Act (.pdf)
1997
Glen Canyon Dam Environmental Impact Statement
Adaptive Management Program
(AMP) website
Grand Canyon Monitoring & Research
Center website
Official website
of GCI Trustee Wade Graham - includes a number of relevant articles
about Western water issues.
“Parched: The Future of the Glen
Canyon Dam in a Drier West”, Article from the Utah Bar Journal,
by Bruce Clotworthy, Legal Research Director.
USGS gage site:
Green
River
Colorado
River
Dirty
Devil
San Juan
River
Lee’s
Ferry |
