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Hardcover edition of “Whose Law of the River?” by Ken Ransford.
Without a financial incentive to maintain the current legal, political, and agricultural infrastructure that governs water in the West, Ken Ransford’s observations and remarks in Whose Law of the River? are refreshingly candid about why current water laws damage rivers. Leaning on his background as a CPA and lawyer, Ken presents current data to map out common-sense solutions to conserve the Colorado River so it can once again connect to the Gulf of California and live to serve future generations.
The numbers don’t lie, but the question remains: Whose law of the river will prevail?
Sales and distribution handled by:
Publishers Storage & Shipping (PSSC)
100 N. Staebler Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Physical description:
6” x 9” Hardcover
Page count: 338 (includes 16-page color insert)
Project of 501(c)(3) nonprofit Whose Law of the River, Basalt, CO
Hardcover edition of “Whose Law of the River?” by Ken Ransford.
Without a financial incentive to maintain the current legal, political, and agricultural infrastructure that governs water in the West, Ken Ransford’s observations and remarks in Whose Law of the River? are refreshingly candid about why current water laws damage rivers. Leaning on his background as a CPA and lawyer, Ken presents current data to map out common-sense solutions to conserve the Colorado River so it can once again connect to the Gulf of California and live to serve future generations.
The numbers don’t lie, but the question remains: Whose law of the river will prevail?
Sales and distribution handled by:
Publishers Storage & Shipping (PSSC)
100 N. Staebler Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Physical description:
6” x 9” Hardcover
Page count: 338 (includes 16-page color insert)
Project of 501(c)(3) nonprofit Whose Law of the River, Basalt, CO