"Time for Oregon to cash in Columbia water?"
That's the question Michael Milstein poses to some folks in his article in The Oregonian. Interesting responses.
posted by Paul Hirsch at 8:28 AM
Monday, August 11, 2008
About Me
- Name: Paul Hirsch
- Location: Manchester, Washington State, United States
A land-use and water-law attorney licensed in the State of Washington, I am also a geomorphologist with an abiding interest in land and water, and how these interact with human use and development. I fuse my professions by working toward realistic solutions to water and land-use problems. A successful outcome is when private property and the environment are both protected and enhanced.
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