Coloradan Irrigation Report Arguments for State Control
State Engineer Nettleton argues irrigation policy hinges on strong state control, storage projects, and careful regulation of water rights. He details tables and measurements from 1864 onward, critiques past political meddling, and outlines proposed boards, registries, and reservoir schemes to balance supply with growing farm demands.
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