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Energy, Water, and Wildlife: Balancing our Future.
WAFWA Plenary
2009
Climate change and the push for alternative energy will bring a whole new set of opportunities as well as potential conflicts to our responsibilities to protect resources for the public trust. Even though each state, federal, and provincial agency has specific mandates, authorities, and missions, we will all be faced with similar challenges in managing natural resources for uncertain future conditions. In light of this, collaborative efforts across state lines will be imperative to managing natural resources across the west. The 2009 plenary session of the WAFWA Annual meeting will highlight issues that are arising with respect to energy, water, and wildlife, and will provide an opportunity to focus on what we can do as Western states to address these challenges collaboratively.
- WAFWA Plenary Summary 2009 (PDF)
- WAFWA Plenary Agenda 2009 (PDF)
- Energy Development and Transmission Corridors Panel: Mayer (PDF)
- Energy Development and Transmission Corridors Panel: Sexson (PDF)
- Energy Development and Transmission Corridors Panel: Remington (PDF)
- Setting the Stage for Action: The Western Governors’ Association Renewable Energy Zone Initiative (PDF)
- Water Challenges Facing the Western States (PDF)
- Energy Development and Transmission Corridors Panel: Koch (PDF)
- Energy Development and Transmission Corridors Panel: Ferrell (PDF)
- American Southwest-are we running dry?” (PDF)
- The New Frontier: The Emerging Renewable Energy Landscape (PDF)
- Heatstroke: Nature in an Age of Global Warming (PDF)
- Water Delivery in a Rapidly Changing Climate (PDF)
