Western Water Resources

A symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
  September 27 - 28, 1979

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

• Western Water Resources: The Coming Problem and Policy Alternatives
  EMERY N. CASTLE

DIMENSIONS OF THE WATER RESOURCES PROBLEMS

• The Coming Conflicts over Water
  CHARLES W. HOWE
   
• Commentary
  HARVEY O. BANKS

• Six-State High Plains - Ogallala Aquifer Area Regional Study
  HARVEY O. BANKS

• Issues in Determining Indian Water Rights
  RICHARD A. SIMMS

• The Quality of Water: Problems, Identification, and Improvement
  JOHN F. TIMMONS

• Better Use of Water Management Tools
  ALLEN V. KNEESE

POLICIES TO COPE WITH THE PROBLEMS

• A Western Governor Looks at Water Policy
  SCOTT M. MATHESON

• Western Water Resources: Means to Augment the Supply
  THEODORE M. SCHAD

• Commentary
  KEITH A. HENRY

• Financing Water Resources Development
  LEO M. EISEL AND RICHARD M. WHEELER
   
• Commentary
  B. DELWORTH GARDNER

• The National Perspective
  GUY R. MARTIN

IMPROVING THE WATER ALLOCATION PROCESS

• Water Law, Policies, and Politics: Institutions for Decision Making
  FRANK J. TRELEASE

• Commentary
  A. ALLAN SCHMID

• The Benefit-Cost Dilemma
  DANIEL W. BROMLEY

• Commentary
  HERBERT W. GRUBB

• Better Use of Water Management Tools
  GEORGE E. RADOSEVICH
   
• Commentary
  M. M. KELSO

• The Implications of Improved Water Allocation Policy
  KENNETH E. BOULDING
   

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