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Books:
Ashworth,
William. Nor Any Drop to Drink. New York, N.Y.: Summit Books, 1982. [TD223.A83 1982, available at CC Library]
California
State Water Resources Control Board. Statutory
Water Rights Law and Related Water Code Sections. Sacramento: State of California, 1995.
Carle,
David. Drowning the Dream:
California’s Water Choices at the Millennium.
Westport, CT: Praeger, 2000.
[TD224.C3 C37 2000, available at MJC Library]
Cech, Thomas
V. Principles of Water Resources. New York, N.Y.: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,
2003
Fradkin,
Philip L. A River No More. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of
California Press, 1968.
Hundley,
Jr., Norris. The Great Thirst :
Californians and Water, 1770s-1990s. Berkeley:
University of California Press, c1992.
[HD1694.C2H83 1992, available at MJC Library]
Littleworth,
Arthur L. and Garner, Eric L. California
Water. Point Arena, CA: Solano Press
Books, 1995.
McClurg,
Sue. Water & the Shaping of
California. Sacramento: Water
Education Foundation, 2000. [TD224.C3
M33 2000, available at CC Library]
Nadeau, Remi. The Water Seekers. Santa Barbara, Calif., Peregrine Smith, 1974. [TC424.C2N3, available at CC Library]. Also Santa Barbara: Crest Publishers, c1997. [TC424.C2 N3,
available at MJC East Campus Library].
Outwater,
Alice. Water, A Natural History. New York, N.Y.: BasicBooks, 1996.
Palmer,
Tim. Stanislaus, The Struggle for a
River. Berkeley: University of
California Press, c1982. [F868.S83P34,
available at CC Library]
Postel,
Sandra. Dividing the Waters: Food Security, Ecosystem Health, and the New
Politics of Scarcity. Washington
D.C.: Worldwatch Institute, 1996.
Postel,
Sandra. Last Oasis, Facing Water
Scarcity. New York, N.Y.: W.W.
Norton & Co., 1992.
Reisner,
Marc. Cadillac desert: the American
West and its Disappearing Water. New
York, N.Y: Viking, 1986. [TD 223.6.R45
1986, available at MJC Library & 333.91
REI, Tuolumne
County Library]
SNEP Science
Team and special consultants. Sierra
Nevada Ecosystem Project final report to Congress : status of the Sierra Nevada. v. 1. Assessment summaries and management
strategies -- v. 2. Assessments and scientific basis for management options --
v. 3. Assessments, commissioned reports, and background information. -- v.4
Computer-Based Catalog: See Note Above -- v.5 Summary -- v.6 Addendum (March
1997). Davis : Centers for Water and Wildland
Resources, University of California, 1996-1997.
[F868.S5 S59 1996 V.1 through V.6, available at CC Library]
Walton,
John. Western Times and Water Wars. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of
California Press, 1992.
Wanielista,
Martin, Kersten, Robert, and Eaglin, Ron.
Hydrology – Water Quantity and Quality Control. New York, N.Y.: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.,
1997.
Worster,
Donald. Rivers of Empire: Water, Aridity & The Growth of The American
West. New York, N.Y.: Pantheon
Books, 1985. [TD223.6.W67 1986,
available at CC Library]
Magazine
Articles:
Lavelle, Marianne, Kurlantzick, Joshua
and D’Addio, David. “The Coming Water
Crisis.” U.S. News and World Report
12 Aug 2002: p 22. [Also available on
Infotrac and Lexis-Nexis: see Columbia College Library home page]
Newspaper Articles:
Heilprin, John. “Nation’s Water Growing More Foul.” San Francisco Chronicle. 1 Oct 2002: A3.
Kasindorf, Martin. “War Over Water Splits California Cities,
Farms.” USA Today. 2 Oct 2002:
11A-12A.
Kasler, Dale. “Builders Developing Big Thirst For Water
Environmentalists Say Well Is Dry; Developers Say We'll Find It, Move It.” Modesto Bee. 23 Sept 2002: A-1.
Loux, Jeff. “New Front in California’s Water Wars.” San Francisco Chronicle. 17 Oct 2002: A-26.
Mulhern, Joan and
Turner, Tom. “Clean Water Act Down the
Drain.” San Francisco Chronicle. 17 Oct 2002: A-25.
Nissenbaum,
Dion. “NAFTA panel rejects company's
attack on California's MTBE ban.” San Jose Mercury News 10 Aug 2002:
State and Regional News. [Also available
on Lexis-Nexis]
Web Articles:
Davis, Martha. “Mono Lake Remembered.” Mono Lake Newsletter Summer 1997: http://www.monolake.org/newsletter/97summer/remembered.htm
Pitzer, Gary. “Split Over Water for
Endangered Species.” Western Water
Magazine. July-Aug 2002: http://www.water-ed.org/julyaug02.asp
“TUD Ditch Study: Balancing an Old
System’s Future.” The Miner’s Inch, A
TUD Water Journal. Winter 2002. http://www.tuolumneutilities.com/newsletter.pdf
Videos:
Cadillac Desert.
4 Videocassettes: pt.1. “Mulholland's Dream” (90 min.); pt. 2.
“An American Nile” (60 min.); pt. 3. “The Mercy of Nature” (60 min.); pt. 4.
“Last Oasis” (60 min.). Director, writer and producer, Jon Else. Alexandria, VA: dist. by PBS & TriStar
Television, 1997. [HD1694.A5 C33 1997
PT.1, HD1694.A5 C33 1997 PT.2, HD1694.A5 C33 1997 PT.3, HD1694.A5 C33 1997
PT.4; available at CC Library]
Chinatown.
Videocassette. Dir. Roman
Polanski. Paramount, 1998. 131 min. [PN1997 .C44
1974, available at CC Library]
Websites:
·
Central
Sierra Watershed Coalition: www.cswc.org
·
Environment
News Service: www.ens-news.com
·
Natural
Resources Defense Council: www.nrdc.org
o
Clean
Water and Oceans: http://www.nrdc.org/water/default.asp
·
Sierra
Nevada Alliance: www.sierranevadaalliance.org
·
U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency: www.epa.gov
o
2002-2003
The Year of Clean Water: www.epa.gov/water/yearofcleanwater/
o
2000
National Water Quality Inventory: www.epa.gov/305b/2000report/
o
EPA
Clean Water and Drinking Water Infrastructure gap analysis: www.epa.gov/owm/gapreport.pdf
·
Water
Education Foundation : www.water-ed.org
o
Pitzer,
Gary. “A Briefing on California Water
Issues.” www.water-ed.org/cabriefing.asp
o
“California’s
Wetlands: A Briefing.” www.water-ed.org/california.asp