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Conservation Of What?: An Introduction To The Issue, Paul Stanton Kibel, Anthony A. Austin
Conservation Of What?: An Introduction To The Issue, Paul Stanton Kibel, Anthony A. Austin
Golden Gate University Environmental Law Journal
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Aligning Visions For The Bay-Delta: Market-Based Ecosystem Restoration Through Agricultural Efficiency Improvements, Derek Adrian Hoye
Aligning Visions For The Bay-Delta: Market-Based Ecosystem Restoration Through Agricultural Efficiency Improvements, Derek Adrian Hoye
Golden Gate University Environmental Law Journal
This Comment proposes a comprehensive solution that could generate enormous water savings by increasing the efficiency of agriculture. Part II outlines the basics of California water law, specifically focusing on laws pertaining to water conservation and transfer. Part III analyzes the systems used in three other states to deal with water shortages and declining ecosystems. Part IV presents a proposal for conserving agricultural water, promoting irrigation efficiency through an educational outreach program, and using the water-transfer market as an economic incentive for efficiency. This proposal supplements the recommendations of the Strategic Plan with practical implementation analysis and achievable goals.
The Old And The New: Evaluating Existing And Proposed Dams In California, Jonas Minton
The Old And The New: Evaluating Existing And Proposed Dams In California, Jonas Minton
Golden Gate University Environmental Law Journal
This article suggests criteria for determining when existing dams should be removed and for evaluating proposals for new dams. Section II offers a historical overview of dam building in California. Section III discusses current issues concerning evaluation of removal, repair, and expansion proposals for existing dams in the state. Section IV outlines issues, including funding and impacts, related to recent proposals for the construction of additional dams and reservoirs.