Water Law in the West
Apr. 26-27, 1984, NM WRRI, NMSU
WRRI Report No. 181
Conference Proceedings (as one file)
Contents
Western Water Law: How Ot Evolved And Where It Is Going With Implications For New Mexico – Robert Emmet Clark
Perspectives on New Mexico Water Law – Peter Thomas White
Legal, Hydrological and Environmental Issues Surrounding the El Paso Water Suit – Thomas G. Bahr
Current New Mexico Water Litigation: Hard Choices for New Mexico in the Future – Charles T. DuMars
The Rio Grande Compact – Jesse B. Gilmer
The Winters Doctrine and Indian Water Issues – Lawrence J. Jensen
A Native American View of Western Water Development – Sam Deloria
Water Law and Economic Development – V. Phillip Soice
New Directions in Western Water Development – Jed D. Christensen
Water Quality Laws in New Mexico – Bruce S. Garber
Removal Of Heavy Metal Ions From Contaminated Water By Chlorella Vulgaris – Ben Greene
Irrigation Scheduling Models as an Economical Farm Management Tool – Craig L. Mapeln
Removal Of Uranium From Drinking Water – Catherine Rankinh
Toxicity Of New Mexico Brackish Groundwaters To Fingerling Channel Catfish – Ross Douglas Turnbull