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The WFET “ETF” Chart

The WFET “ETF” Chart. Non-consumptive attributes secure. Yes. Are attributes secure?. Possible Actions. Agreements and Policy Mechanisms for Long-Term Security. No. No. Is there a problem?. Habitat, Water Quality, etc. What Can We Do?. River Restoration

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The WFET “ETF” Chart

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  1. The WFET “ETF” Chart Non-consumptive attributes secure Yes Are attributes secure? Possible Actions Agreements and Policy Mechanisms for Long-Term Security No No Is there a problem? Habitat, Water Quality, etc. What Can We Do? River Restoration Infrastructure Restoration or Enhancements Non-native Species Management Yes Flows Non-consumptive Projects and Methods IMPLEMENTATION PLANS BRT Quantification Studies Gap Prohibitive of Flow Solution? Reservoir Reoperation Instream Flow Appropriation Water Lease Acquisition Yes Non-consumptive Focal Areas Other Reports, Data, Etc. No Non-consumptive Projects and Methods Database Site-Specific Studies 1 Project and Methods Ready for Implementation

  2. Rivers are more than just “natural” conduits for the engineered delivery of water “A river, to be sure, is a means to economic production, but before that it is an entity unto itself, with its own processes, dynamics and values… To use a river without violating its intrinsic qualities will require much of us. It will require our learning to think like a river…” - Donald Worster, Rivers of Empire

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