Stuff I Wrote Elsewhere: Dry Year on the Rio Grande

From Thursday’s newspaper (sub/ad req), a look at what is increasingly looking to be a very dry year on the Rio Grande, which has become entangled in a Byzantine governance issue involving allocation and distribution of Lower Rio Grande water: In recent years, dry conditions have made managing the river more difficult. Eight out of …

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River Beat: Rethinking the Law of the River

John McChesney, former NPR guy now at Stanford’s Bill Lane Center for the American West, has jumped into the Law of the River discussion with a look at Doug Kenney’s work on rethinking the Law of the River: Kenney doesn’t believe the law of the river needs to be tossed out, but he says it …

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