Unsettled waters : rights, law, and identity in the American West /
Perramond, Eric,author.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-226) and index.
Introduction : the cultures of water sovereignty in New Mexico -- Part one. Unsettled waters : how water adjudication works, what it does, and what happens when it fails. How local waters become state water -- Aamodt, dammit! Big trouble in a small basin -- Abeyta : Taos struggles, then negotiates -- Local settlements connect what state adjudication served -- Part two. The production of water expertise : the adjudication-industrial complex and its consequences. Changing measures : how expert metrics change water -- Working for the adjudication-industrial complex -- New water agents and actors in civil society -- Part three. Adjudicating the unknown future of New Mexico's water. City water, native water, and the unknown future -- Beyond adjudication : nature's share of water -- Water coda, with no end in sight.
Water rights
Water demand management
Water-supply
Water demand management.
Water rights.
Water-supply
Unsettled water.