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Bibliography on the Limnology and Fisheries of Canadian Freshwaters, No. 1

This extensive bibliography of freshwater studies includes work from before the Columbia River Treaty. Citations for the Columbia River can be found on page 50.
“This bibliography is the first of a continuing series, each containing 1,000 references . . .

Author: Nicholson, H.F.
Publisher: Canada. Environment Canada
Date: 1977

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Boundary Waters Agreement Between the United States of American and Canada

An exchange of notes and agreement between the United States and Canada clarifying the potential for disposal of downstream benefits under the Columbia River Treaty.

Author: United States. Dept. of State
Publisher: United States. Dept. of State
Date: 1999-03-31

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Boundary Waters Agreement Between the United States of American and Canada.pdf

British Columbia’s International Relations: Consolidating a Coalition-Building Strategy

This article examines the role of international relations in British Columbia’s regional politics. Includes a discussion of the attempt of the Barrett government to renegotiate the Columbia River Treaty.
Note: the full text is not available in the . . .

Author: Groen, James P.
Publisher: BC Studies
Date: 1994

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Canada – British Columbia Agreement

Text of the agreement between Canada and British Columbia regarding the sale of downstream benefits. Not the original signed document.

Author: Canada, British Columbia
Publisher: Columbia Basin Trust (B.C.)
Date: 1964

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Canada – British Columbia Agreement.pdf

Canada Case Study: Water Supply

“Given that the Columbia River basin contains large areas of glacier ice and that it has a well-developed hydroelectric system and significant agricultural land usage, it is important to understand the impact of glacier runoff on the economy of the . . .

Author: Power, J.M.
Publisher: International Association of Hydrological Sciences
Date: 1986

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