Friday, 8:30-10:00
Grand Ballroom II
4A: Dealing with Growth I: Presentations
Moderator: Kathy Jacobs, Arizona Water Institute
- Gary Woodard, SAHRA, University of Arizona
How Are Shifting Sociodemographics Altering Water Demand?
- Michelle Henrie, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
Shifting Roles: Developers Take on Water Services Responsibilities
- Kris Mayes, Arizona Corporation Commission
The Role of the Arizona Corporation Commission in Water Policy
- Grady Gammage, Arizona State University Morrison Institute
Superstition Vistas: The Future of Large Developments?
- Tim Parker, Schlumberger Water Services
Integrated Regional Water Management, California Style: How is it
Working?
Grand Ballroom I
4B: Coupled Water and Energy Demand in the Border Region
Moderator: Christopher Scott, Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy,
University of Arizona
- Bonnie Colby, University of Arizona
Water Shortage Sharing Agreements and Sustainability in the Face
of Climate Change
- George Frisvold, University of Arizona
Trends and Patterns in Irrigation Water and Energy Demand in Arizona
- Terry Sprouse, University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center
Binational Wastewater Treatment and Potential for Binational Energy
and Water Cooperation between the U.S. and Mexico in Ambos Nogales
- Anne Browning-Aiken, Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy, University
of Arizona
Energy and Water in the U.S.-Mexico Border Mining Industry: Looking
Towards Sustainable Development
Indigo Room
4C: Riparian Issues Overview
Moderator: Russell Scott, USDA-Agricultural Research Service
- James Hogan, SAHRA, University of Arizona
Riparian Water Sources: Regional Groundwater Discharge and Flood-Driven
Recharge
- Thomas Meixner, University of Arizona Dept. of Hydrology and Water
Resources
Water Quality Implications of Alluvial Aquifer Storage
- Julie Stromberg, Arizona State University
Restoring De-watered Riparian Ecosystems: Role of Soil Seed Banks
- Margaret White, Arizona State University School of Life Sciences
Spatial and Temporal Changes of Effluent-Dependent Waterways in
Arizona
Verbena Room
4D: Regional Water Resource Management
Moderator: Bradley Hill, City of Peoria
- Sharon Megdal, University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center
Water Resource Availability for the Tucson Region
- Patrick Shriver, San Antonio Water System
Texas Hold'Em Water Market Challenges: San Antonio Water System
- Craig Roepke, New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission
A Science-Based Collaborative Approach: Can We Have Any of It?
- Mohammed Mahmoud, SAHRA, University of Arizona
The Value of Scenario Development in Environmental and Socio-economic
Policy Applications Within the U.S. Southwest
