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water policy

Video Game Simulates Water Wars

Date Posted: 
July 6, 2010
Publisher: 
treehugger.com

Intel has paired scientific research with gaming to produce Water Wars, an interactive tool that will provide insight into how stakeholders – farmers, developers, and industry – respond to water shortfalls. Within this 3D simulation, decision-makers can work through a range of solutions to potential water crises, hopefully preventing any real water wars in the future.

Water Research Without Boundaries

Posted by Michelli Murphy | on July 09, 2009
A team of researchers at the UA and in Mexico are developing the kind of climate information communities on both sides of the border need to manage their water in the face of climatic uncertainties.

Arizona Governor's Drought Task Force Interagency Coordination Group Meeting

The next Governor's Drought Task Force Interagency Coordinating Group meeting will be held on April 21, 2009. During the meeting, you will hear water supply updates on the Salt and Verde watersheds and Colorado River Basin and an update from the State Drought Monitoring Technical Committee.

Event Date and Time: 
April 21, 2009
Location: 
2nd Flr, 3550 N Central Ave, Phoenix, Arizona
Contact Information: 

Please RSVP to Nan Flores at nxflores@azwater.gov or (602) 771‑8526. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact Susan Craig at (602) 771-8533 or smcraig@azwater.gov.

2009 Thesis Conference-Ground Water and Climate Change

The NGWA Theis Conference, taking place October 2-5, 2009, in Boulder, Colorado, will focus on how climate change impacts ground water resources. NGWA is seeking participants who are prepared to discuss their research and applications in a highly intense and interactive format.

By participating in this dynamic conference you will:

Event Date and Time: 
October 2, 2009 - October 5, 2009
Location: 
Boulder, CO
Contact Information: 

2009 Summer Specialty Conference: Adaptive Management of Water Resources II

This conference is intended to engage the key managers, researchers and “on the ground” practitioners that currently are setting the trends relative to designing and implementing adaptive management programs.

Event Date and Time: 
June 29, 2009 - July 1, 2009
Location: 
Snowbird, Utah
Contact Information: 

Gerald Shelke at Gerald.Sehlke@inl.gov or Mark Colosimo at Colosimom@comcast.net

Law of the Rio Grande: Collaborative Approaches to the River's Biggest Challenges

Topics include:

  • Keynote Presentation – International Boundary & Water Commission: Now and the Future
  • Adjudication Reform
  • The Legality of Domestic Wells
  • Controlling and Reducing Groundwater Pumping
  • Conflicts of Interest Issues When Representing Clients in Rio Grande Stream Adjudications
Event Date and Time: 
April 2, 2009 - April 3, 2009
Location: 
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Contact Information: 

Western Water Law, Policy, and Management

In many pockets of the American West, stresses and demands on water resources are overwhelming our capacity to effectively manage change and accommodate the diversity of interests and values associated with our limited water resources.

Event Date and Time: 
June 3, 2009 - June 5, 2009
Location: 
Boulder, Colorado
Contact Information: 

nrlc@colorado.edu
303-492-1286
Or to register online:
https://www.regonline.com/63368_696429J

Annual Meeting of the Western Governors' Association

This year's meeting will focus on developing regional and global strategies for addressing the intertwined issues of energy, climate change and water. Join us and officials from the Obama Administration, international dignitaries and a host of private and public-sector leaders from around the West.

Event Date and Time: 
June 14, 2009 - June 16, 2009
Location: 
Park City, Utah
Contact Information: 

Toni McCammon
(303) 623-9378 x100
tmccammon@westgov.org