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Nevada Fires First Volley in Colorado River Litigation Lottery
Nevada Fires First Volley in Colorado River Litigation Lottery
Sep 2
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Rodney T. Smith
August 2026
Hydrowonk’s First Take on Interior’s Colorado River Final EIS
Welcome Colorado River Basin to Risk and Adaptative Management administered with Interior discretion. Past approaches are in the dustbin. Gone are the…
Aug 5
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Rodney T. Smith
Hydrowonk Asks about the Future Course of the Colorado River
The Colorado River is in “Dire Straits.” Water storage in Lake Powell and Lake Mead has been steadily plummeting for a quarter of a century. The Seven…
Aug 4
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Rodney T. Smith
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May 2026
What is the Plain Meaning of the 1922 Colorado River Compact: The Sequel
What is the Plain Meaning of the 1922 Colorado River Compact: The Sequel
May 5
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Rodney T. Smith
April 2026
What is the Plain Meaning of the 1922 Colorado River Compact and What to Do About It?
Given the threats of litigation resounding throughout the Colorado River Basin, Hydrowonk decided to revisit his intellectual roots, channeling the…
Apr 24
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Rodney T. Smith
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February 2026
The Bureau’s Vision of the Colorado River’s Future
Hydrowonk observed the Bureau’s January 29, 2026, presentation of the draft EIS for post-2026 operations.
Feb 11
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Rodney T. Smith
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September 2025
Reclamation’s Lake Mead Elevation Forecasting Record
The Bureau of Reclamation and interested parties are at work assessing proposed triggers for imposing cutbacks in the delivery of Colorado River water…
Sep 17, 2025
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Rodney T. Smith
August 2025
Averting Collapse: How Colorado River Management Is Evolving to Meet a Drier Future
Answering NRDC’s Concerns about the Colorado River—Part 3 of 3
Aug 21, 2025
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Marta L. Casper
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Shortages and Cutbacks—Nearly Two Decades of Colorado River Management History
Answering NRDC’s Concerns about the Colorado River—Part 2 of 3
Aug 7, 2025
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Marta L. Casper
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July 2025
Are Colorado River Water Supplies Being Wasted?
Answering NRDC’s Concerns about the Colorado River—Part 1 of 3
Jul 30, 2025
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Marta L. Casper
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April 2025
Hydrowonk Blog Has Moved
We are pleased to announce that Hydrowonk Blog has found a new home on Substack.
Apr 4, 2025
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Stratecon Inc.
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March 2025
Federal Funding of the Colorado River Basin in the DOGE Era
Channeling the 20th Century economist Joseph Schumpeter, the federal budget is experiencing “creative disruption” where innovation and technical…
Mar 20, 2025
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Rodney T. Smith
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