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WELCOME to Southwest Hydrology, the trade magazine created to inform and connect the water communities of the semi-arid and arid Southwest. Southwest Hydrology is written by and for consultants, regulators, researchers, water managers, lawyers, policymakers, and all the people in industry who work with water issues in semi-arid regions.

Southwest Hydrology premiered in 2002, and is distributed free of charge six times per year to nearly 6,000 subscribers in the Southwest and the rest of the United States.
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Mar/Apr 2008 - Too Much Salt
May/June 2008 - Aquifer Storage Recharge

July/Aug 2008 - Endangered Species Act

Sep/Oct 2008 - State Water Projects
Nov/Dec 2008 - Mine Water Issues


May 12 - 16 - Environmental and Water Resources Institute of ASCE. World Environmental and Water Resources Congress: Sustainability from the Mountains to the Sea. Honolulu, HI - content.asce.org/conferences/ewri2008/.

May 14 - 16 - 33rd Colorado Foundation for Water Education. Colorado Water Workshop: Mining, Energy, and Water in the West. Gunnison, CO - www.western.edu/water/.

May 15 - Arizona Hydrological Society. Surface Water Seminar. Phoenix, AZ - www.azhydrosoc.org.

May 18 - 23 - Association of State Floodplain Managers. 2008 Conference: A Living River Approach to Floodplain Management. Reno, NV - find out more.

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Aquifer Recharge, Storage, and Recovery
(May/June 2008 - Vol. 7 No. 3)

In this issue we define the deliberate recharge and temporary storage of “excess” (unneeded) water in an aquifer, with the intent of recovering that water for future use, as aquifer storage and recovery (ASR). The technique is increasingly being used as a water management tool...
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Cactus Quill Award
Cactus Quill Award

2005, 2006, 2007
from the Tucson Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicatiors


Excellence in Technical Communication
Excellence in Technical Communication

2005, 2006, 2007
from the Society for Technical Communication, Soutwest Regional Competition

Award of Excellence
Award of Excellence

2006, 2007
from the APEX (Award for Publication Excellence), sponsored by the editors of Writing That Works

 

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