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D.J. Gongol and Associates, Inc.
PO Box 180
4328 North Dawson
Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144
402-965-1306 text
515-981-0581 fax
www.gongol.net
info@gongol.net
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How water issues look from upstream
November 6, 2007
A proposal to change water allocations for a ranch in Wyoming illustrates just how complex water-management issues are becoming. The proposal would affect about 2.5 cubic feet per second -- about 1100 gallons per minute -- and it's enough that consideration has to be given to whether it would affect Wyoming's obligations to Nebraska. Agricultural applications consume 34% of all water use in the United States.
last revised November 2007
November 6, 2007
A proposal to change water allocations for a ranch in Wyoming illustrates just how complex water-management issues are becoming. The proposal would affect about 2.5 cubic feet per second -- about 1100 gallons per minute -- and it's enough that consideration has to be given to whether it would affect Wyoming's obligations to Nebraska. Agricultural applications consume 34% of all water use in the United States.
last revised November 2007
DJ Gongol & Associates, Inc.
4328 North Dawson Avenue | PO Box 180 | Cumming, IA 50061
515-223-4144 | 402-965-1306 text | 515-981-0581 fax
info@gongol.net