The Federal Land Managers’ Air Quality Related Values Work Group (FLAG) formed to develop a more consistent approach for the Federal Land Managers (FLMs) to evaluate air pollution effects on resources.
This paper examines the security of water resources in Phoenix, AZ, under different scenarios of climate change, consumption patterns, and reductions of available surface water.
The process of updating the Pinal model geology was begun in 2007, and had not been addressed since Modeling Report No. 2 (Corkhill and Hill, 1990). The purpose of this provisional report is to document the data collection activities and findings of the hydrogeologic framework of the study area. This report will be finalized after the Pinal Active Management Area (AMA) Regional Groundwater Flow Model report which documents the update and recalibration of the groundwater flow model in Pinal County have been completed.
Managing regional aquifer systems within the arid southwestern U.S. basins requires an understanding of the extent to which aquifer recharge and withdrawal impacts the systems, both spatially and temporally.
This Record of Decision (ROD) constitutes the Department’s final decision after facilitating, analyzing, and considering public input over the past two and one-half years, during which the ongoing drought continued to focus nationwide attention on the Basin.
The Scenery Management System presents a vocabulary for managing scenery and a systematic approach for determining the relative value and importance of scenery in a national forest.
