Thoughts on the politics of water

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Richard Whisnant, Prof. of Public Law and Government, UNC Chapel Hill School of Government

Bill Holman, Director of State Policy, Nicholas Institute, Duke University

Contents 1 1. Introductions and overview: how the water allocation study came to be 2 2. A recent report on the study to the legislature 3 3. Where will the recommendations go, what will happen to them, and why? 4      a. legislation introduced so far 5      b. thoughts on future directions 6 4. Discussion: water resources as a window into environmental politics

1. Introductions and overview: how the water allocation study came to be

2. A recent report on the study to the legislature

3. Where will the recommendations go, what will happen to them, and why?

     a. legislation introduced so far

     b. thoughts on future directions

4. Discussion: water resources as a window into environmental politics