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Community Briefs May 13 | Pine Bluff Commercial News

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Deschutes River Conservancy Hosts Water Mtg

Join the Deschutes River Conservancy on August 17th for an interactive discussion on how we got into the water situation we're in and what we can do moving forward. The following provided by Deschutes River Conservancy: Do rivers have rights? Back when Oregon was developing its water laws in the early 1900s, any water that remained unused and left instream was considered wasted. As Euro-American settlers flocked to the West in search of land, water rights were distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, according to the date that water was put to use. When all was said and done, more water rights were given out than could be sustained by the river. This resulted in deep inequities between water users and highly managed flows that led to the decline in the overall health of the rivers and species in the basin. It wasn't until 1987 that rivers themselves gained legal water rights under Oregon's Instream Water Rights Act. Since 1996, Deschutes River Conservancy has be ....

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Raise the Deschutes

AUGUST 17 – WHOSE WATER IS IT ANYWAY? Water Rights 101: How Oregon Water Law is Impacting the Deschutes River Basin Today Do rivers have rights? Back when Oregon was developing its water laws in the early 1900s, ....

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New monthly 'Raise the Deschutes' seminars offer opportunity to learn about water in Deschutes Basin

New monthly 'Raise the Deschutes' seminars offer opportunity to learn about water in Deschutes Basin
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Water Law: Tension Within the Doctrine of Beneficial Use

Wednesday, August 4, 2021
Introduction
In the western United States, water law developed around two main principles: (l) the goal of full beneficial use of water, and (2) the need to afford vested water right holders certainty as to their rights. At the time western water codes developed, these goals were seemingly in harmony rewarding those who needed the water and invested in infrastructure for water use with rights that were enforceable against subsequent appropriators. Over the decades, as water needs and demands were reshaped by changing land use priorities, economics, and technology, these principles began to conflict with each other. Water right holders who had initially beneficially used water, and thus were afforded certainty regarding their future water use through water rights, no longer consistently used the water to which they were entitled. Thus, state water regimes were adjusted to enforce beneficial use requirements through abandonment and forfei ....

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