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Welcome
to the electronic HydroGRAM. The magazine’s
focus will be on all facets of water and water policy in the state of
Kansas. You’ll read about the issues that affect all of us and that will
take collective, cooperative and creative efforts to resolve.
Opinions expressed in the HydroGRAM do not necessarily reflect
the view or policies of the Kansas Water Office, Kansas Water Authority
or the State of Kansas. Thoughtful, constructive opinions
are welcome.
A print
version of the HydroGRAM was published for more than 10 years.
Issues that offer perspective on current conditions or that laid the
groundwork for today’s actions may be found in the archived files.
Hank Ernst, Editor
July
2008
Preventative Measures
Keep Water Infrastructure in Tact
Flattened homes, uprooted trees, twisted automobiles and downed
power lines. That is the scene broadcast to TV screens after tornadoes
do their damage. Out of sight with the exception of a town’s water tower
is the water infrastructure that without pre-cleanup protection can
sustain costly damage.
Read More . . .
Kansas Water Authority
Appointees Don Paxson and Betty Criss
What do a
farmer, a businesswoman and a rural water district manager have in
common? Answer: Their interest in Kansas water resources.
Read More . . .
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months, please check our Archived Articles
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