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Conflicting Norms in the Struggle for Communitary Governance in the Acequias of the Upper Rio Grande Watershed

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Title Conflicting Norms in the Struggle for Communitary Governance in the Acequias of the Upper Rio Grande Watershed
 
Creator Hicks, Gregory A.
Peña, Devon G.
 
Subject irrigation
irrigation canals
community facilities
ethics
land use
zoning
Rio Grande River
water
agricultural law
water policy
water allocation
water distribution
water management
 
Description This paper offers extended commentary on the challenges posed by the law and ethos of prior appropriation, long dominant in the western United States as the foundation of water rights, for a newly resurgent commitment to communitary water conservation and management in the hispano acequia communities of the south central part of the State of Colorado, lying in the headwaters bioregion of the RioGrande watershed known as the "Upper Rio Grande," or the "Rio Arriba."
 
Publisher University of Washington Water Center
 
Date 2011-03-23T22:58:56Z
2011-03-23T22:58:56Z
2009
 
Type Article
 
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/1773/16402
 
Language en_US
 
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