Paul Formisano

Director, Salazar Rio Grande del Norte Center, author of #tributaryvoices

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Thanks to State Engineer Jason Ullmann and Colorado Water Conservation Board Chair Nathan Coombs for a great discussion.

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@thermokarst @BYU Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed the first lecture and look forward to catching more of the class.

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@thermokarst Looks like midwinter! Beautiful.

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Lower Colorado River reservoir evaporation the focus of new analysis | KUNC https://t.co/PYnUlVy42x

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Listened to editors and contributors of new Diné Reader at Western Literature Association conference in Santa Fe. Necessary perspectives for understanding Southwest’s past, present, and future. https://t.co/txVsPtOR0P

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Beautiful San Luis, CO. San Luis is Colorado’s oldest town (1851). Definitely with worth a visit. #SanLuisValley

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For those interested in talking Colorado River and Rio Grande issues and near the San Luis Valley next week, come say hello. #tributaryvoices #adamsstate #ColoradoRiver #RioGrande

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Another important statement by Church leadership about caring for the earth. @LDSEarthSteward https://t.co/9zZmFnPP5v

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If you’re interested to know more about Utah and LDS water culture, today’s current water crisis in American West, and how Church’s teachings offer important perspectives for caring for our water, check out chapter 6 in my new book #tributaryvoices @LDSEarthSteward

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Significant statement about earth stewardship by Bishop Causse in recent General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. #GeneralConference2022

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Today marks anniversary of FDR’s dedication of Boulder (Hoover) Dam. Reclamation has made the desert bloom, but in light of the millennial drought, a new kind of reclamation is needed. A new western reclamation for the 21st century promotes an ethical and moral transformation.

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If you live in the West and/or like to eat veggies in the winter, give this a listen. Time for public to be more aware and involved in where and why the water flows (or doesn’t). #COriver #tributaryvoices https://t.co/mHdGiCOUjZ

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@RockyMountViews Michelangelo’s pietà

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“We don’t need better, we need transformation.”—Daryl Vigil, Jicarilla Apache water admin, speaking about need for Colorado Basin water governance to include basin’s 30 tribal nations at the decision table. #overdrawn22 #ColoradoWater

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Listening to Colorado River District’s annual water seminar. So many important perspectives shared about our current water crisis throughout the Colorado Basin. Lots of work to be done. Glad to be a part of these conversations through my book. #ColoradoWater #tributaryvoices

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Book: Tributary Voices Literary and Rhetorical Exploration of the #ColoradoRiver -- University of #Nevada Press #COriver #aridification https://t.co/pvF7gItbVp via @CoyoteGulch