Water marketing refers to the buying and selling of water rights. Typically, in many western states cities purchase water rights from farmers, because no unappropriated water is available. The water right transfer must be approved by the State Engineer to make sure that other water right holders are not harmed by the sale. Typically, the buyer receives only the amount of water consumed in the original use (e.g. irrigation), not the entire quantity of water allowed under the original water right
On April 8, 2009, the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) determined that the Lower Platt...
Nebraska is in violation of the Republican River Compact Settlement for 2006 by an estimated 41,430 ...
In July, an arbitrator concluded that Nebraska needs to change Natural Resource District ground wate...
Water marketing refers to the buying and selling of water rights. Typically, in many western states ...
Historically, western states have been free to prohibit water exports, and most states have done so....
On April 13, 2004 the Nebraska Legislature adopted LB962, one of the most far-reaching water laws in...
Nebraska’s water resources are cost-effective insurance for harnessing the productive potential of c...
Nebraska is blessed with relatively abundant (but not unlimited) ground water supplies. In the tradi...
Nebraska statutes authorize Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) and the Nebraska Department of Natura...
LB1003, establishing the Nebraska Water Policy Task Force, was signed by Governor Johanns on April 1...
Nebraskans Tour Arizona Irrigation Sites Awards Presented at Conference Director\u27s Report Worksho...
This 1987 Nebraska Law Review article reviews (1) how federal environmental legislation has thwarted...
Water—a powerful resource involved in daily life. Whether it is for personal use or use in productio...
On April 8, 2009, the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) determined that the Lower Platt...
Nebraska is in violation of the Republican River Compact Settlement for 2006 by an estimated 41,430 ...
In July, an arbitrator concluded that Nebraska needs to change Natural Resource District ground wate...
Water marketing refers to the buying and selling of water rights. Typically, in many western states ...
Historically, western states have been free to prohibit water exports, and most states have done so....
On April 13, 2004 the Nebraska Legislature adopted LB962, one of the most far-reaching water laws in...
Nebraska’s water resources are cost-effective insurance for harnessing the productive potential of c...
Nebraska is blessed with relatively abundant (but not unlimited) ground water supplies. In the tradi...
Nebraska statutes authorize Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) and the Nebraska Department of Natura...
LB1003, establishing the Nebraska Water Policy Task Force, was signed by Governor Johanns on April 1...
Nebraskans Tour Arizona Irrigation Sites Awards Presented at Conference Director\u27s Report Worksho...
This 1987 Nebraska Law Review article reviews (1) how federal environmental legislation has thwarted...
Water—a powerful resource involved in daily life. Whether it is for personal use or use in productio...
On April 8, 2009, the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) determined that the Lower Platt...
Nebraska is in violation of the Republican River Compact Settlement for 2006 by an estimated 41,430 ...
In July, an arbitrator concluded that Nebraska needs to change Natural Resource District ground wate...