Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Figures and Maps xi
4. Tables xiii
5. Acronyms xv
6. Foreword xvii
7. Preface xix
8. Acknowledgments xxiii
9. Part I Introduction
10. Chapter 1 Problem and Significance 3
11. Chapter 2 Change on the River 11
12. Part II Social Construction of the Crisis
13. Chapter 3 Into a Federal Nexus 29
14. Chapter 4 Colorado in a Federal Nexus 37
15. Chapter 5 Nebraska in a Federal Nexus 47
16. Chapter 6 Wyoming in a Federal Nexus 55
17. Part III Initiating Negotiations
18. Chapter 7 Options 65
19. Chapter 8 Organization of Negotiations 75
20. Part IV Negotiating Interests
21. Chapter 9 Colorado’s Interests 93
22. Chapter 10 Nebraska’s Interests 109
23. Chapter 11 Wyoming’s Interests 127
24. Chapter 12 States, Federal Agencies, and the Water Plan 139
25. Part V Politics and the Roles of Science
26. Chapter 13 Defining Success 147
27. Chapter 14 Science as Justification for Sacrifice 155
28. Chapter 15 Science as Faith 165
29. Chapter 16 Science as Faith 179
30. Chapter 17 Scent of Victory and Impasse 193
31. Part VI Reaching Sufficiency
32. Chapter 18 Negotiating Context, 2000–2006 199
33. Chapter 19 Regime of the River 213
34. Chapter 20 Regime of the River—Sharing Peak Flows 239
35. Chapter 21 Regime of the River 255
36. Chapter 22 Regime of the River 265
37. Chapter 23 Regime of the River—Building a Federal Depletions Plan 283
38. Chapter 24 Regime of the River 305
39. Chapter 25 Locked into an Awful Dance 319
40. Chapter 26 The Pallid Sturgeon Habitat Gamble 337
41. Part VII Reaching Sufficiency
42. Chapter 27 Wielding the Regulatory Hammer 351
43. Chapter 28 Adaptive Management 365
44. Part VIII Conclusions
45. Chapter 29 Search for Approval 383
46. Chapter 30 Policy Implications 397
47. Chapter 31 Theory Implications 407
48. Appendix A 429
49. Appendix B 431
50. Appendix C 437
51. Appendix D 439
52. Appendix E 441
53. Appendix F 443
54. Appendix G 445
55. Appendix H 451
56. References 457
57. Index 475