That is an overstatement of it, I think, and you need to know this.
I am informed that Cobb County, by its own admission, has exceeded for decades the contractual amount of water storage.
I have talked to Governor Bentley about it. I know he cares about this issue deeply and he is a good and decent man.
the facts simply do not support that Georgia or the Corps are to blame for these effects.
Georgia wants Alabama to take less water than it has always received historically so that Atlanta may take more water.
With regard to Lake Lanier, we have the Eleventh Circuit opinion. It has been cited as a victory for the Georgia positio...
This would be very important to us because there is a good deal of concern on that.
One of the things that concerns us is when it appears contracts are not being enforced.
What if you take out more than that? Are you telling me you're going to stay at that contract amount?
The way this historically arose I have discovered is that Congress was concerned about being in a position of financing ...
That sounds like pretty good policy, does it not? If Congress authorizes a dam for a series of purposes, the Corps of En...
The environmental impact statement, if you change the manuals, the flow rate and the withdrawal rate, an environmental i...
Would you acknowledge that at a time of drought, as occurred in 2007, exceeding substantially the amount of withdrawals ...
I know if our Governors can reach an agreement, I am sure that our Senators would reach an agreement.
I hope you are correct in saying Cobb County is operating consistently at their contract level, but I have been informed...
The downstream areas, Florida and Alabama particularly, have been concerned about a possible bias of the Corps toward At...
Don't you think that would be the preferable way to solve this dispute, if it could be achieved?
In 1956, you apparently felt it was necessary to get approval for 10 million gallons per day. It seems to me if you jump...
