The Columbia River as a water source for the Southwest.
Contributors: Western Washington State College.
Publisher: Western Washington State College
Published: 1965
Place of publication: [Bellingham, WA]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 121
Subjects: Water resources development -- Columbia River Valley; Columbia River -- Water rights
Other titles: Western Collection.
Notes: These are the papers from the Geography of Water Resources class taught at Western Washington State College during the Fall of 1965.

WWU students, 1965.
Table of contents: title: Reality and rationality, a perspective for examination -- John R. Schroeder; title: Hydroelectric development in the Pacific Northwest -- Charmyl Toyofuku; title: Electric power needs of the Pacific Northwest -- Alma Kidoguchi; title: Water and power requirements of the Northwest Aluminum Industry -- Helen Spurkland; title: Problems and practices of irrigation in the Northwest -- Sue Goodwin; title: Impact of diversion on the Snake Basin -- Robert Hamblin; title: Diversion v. Fisheries, a conflict in water use -- Charles Baker; title: Canada's development of the Columbia River -- John Borden; title: Water quality management -- David M. Holms; title: Pollution of the lower Columbia -- Mary Shears; title: Conversation of water through evaporation suppression -- Ronald Myrvik; title: North American water and power alliance man -- Dirk Veleke; title: Potential diversion routes -- Gary Kennedy; title: Conflicts of objectives and policies -- Robert F. Koontz; title: Political considerations -- Charles P. Rough; title: Dimensions of the problem, a summary -- A. G. M. Stewart.