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Jul. 19, 2010
 Update: SNAKE VALLEY FESTIVAL COME JOIN THE FUN ON JULY 23 AND 24, 2010! ALMOST FOR SURE SCHEDULE & RAFFLE: The festival starts Friday at noon and runs through Saturday midnight (or later depending on how rowdy the dancers and star gazers are!).
FRIDAY, JULY 23 2010 (All times PDT)
12 - 2 pm Brown Bag Lunch and Workshop with Linda Hussa Linda will tell us... More
Jun. 29, 2010
 SNAKE VALLEY DAYS FESTIVAL; COME JOIN THE FUN ON JULY 23 AND 24, 2010 IN BAKER, NEVADA! Tours, star-gazing, kids-games, food court, yard sales, pancake breakfast, barbecue, dance, silent auction, parade and good fun. Come and support Snake Valley and enjoy good fun.
Rooms and camping are still available.
http://protectsnakevalley.com
http://www.greatbasinpark.com/
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Jun. 17, 2010
 COURT AFFIRMS RULING FOR LAS VEGAS “WATER GRAB” OPPONENTS The Nevada Supreme Court today re-affirmed its earlier unanimous decision that the Nevada State Engineer violated the due process rights of Utah and Nevada citizens in awarding tens of thousands of acre feet of groundwater to the Southern Nevada Water Authority to export to Las Vegas.
The Co... More
Jun. 09, 2010
 LDS Church among protestants of the SNWA Water Grab The Salt Lake Tribune reported that the LDS Church has protested some of the wells that the Southern Nevada Water Authority wants for export of up to 65 billion gallons of groundwater annually through a 300 mile long pipeline to support growth in Las Vegas. The paper quoted a Church spokesman ... More
Jun. 08, 2010
 PROTESTS REVEAL BROAD OPPOSITION TO LAS VEGAS WATER PLAN A new analysis of the protests against well applications filed by the southern Nevada Water Authority for its proposed groundwater development and pipeline project in eastern Nevada reveal a broad and surprisingly diverse range of interests.
The analysis by the Great Basin Water Network (‘G... More
May. 11, 2010
 It is time for a new era in water management. [Dan McCool; Writers on the Range; High Country News] ... The first step requires dispensing with the absurd notion that infinite growth can take place in a region with severely constrained resources.
The second step is to realize that agriculture, which uses the lion's share of the river, is going to take a big hit. Many of the crops grown i... More
May. 11, 2010
 More than 1,600 file protests over plan to tap Snake Valley aquifer [Deseret News] The protests are piling up over a plan that proposes to tap water from an aquifer in Snake Valley that straddles the border of Utah and Nevada.
An announcement by the Great Basin Water Network said more than 1,600 protests have been filed as a result of the Southern Nevada Water Authority's ... More
May. 11, 2010
 Los Angeles wants too much Owens Valley Ground Water [Aquafornia] Inyo's Water Director analyzed DWP's pumping plans for the Owens Valley this year and found that those plans will lower groundwater tables, likely fail to obey the Water Agreement, and will fall short of the Drought Recovery Policy. Inyo's Water Department wants DWP to pump 17,240 acre feet les... More
May. 11, 2010
 Chance of Rain Blog: Kay Sera Sera Kay Brothers retires this week [written May 4 2010] as Deputy General Manager of the Southern Nevada Water Authority. There will probably be parties and there should be toasts, during which she may be heralded as a force in developing groundwater storage programs for the Las Vegas Valley Water ... More
May. 11, 2010
 Jason King sworn in as new Nevada State Engineer Jason King was sworn in last week as the new State Engineer.
King replaced Tracy Taylor, who served as State Engineer since 2006.
Secretary of State Ross Miller presided over the ceremony, and King was joined by his family and administrators in the Nevada Department of Conservation and ... More
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