(GP/GT) for Additional Water Supply in the Lower Rio Grande

APPENDIX A--SEATTLE TIMES EDITORIAL "CALIFORNIA WON'T FACE WATERING
TRUTH," MAY 27, 1990 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. A-I
APPENDIX B--HEATING REQUIREMENTS FOR THERMAL REFUGE AREAS
(K. RAFFERTY, OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GEO-HEAT B-1
APPENDIX C--INTEGRATED APPLICATIONSECONOMICANALYSES . . .
APPENDIX D--PRELIMINARY FEASIBILITY FOR GREENHOUSE/AQUACULTURE
FACILITY AT PLEASANT BAYOU, TEXAS. (P. J. LIENAU,
OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GEO-HEAT CENTER) . . . . . 0-1
APPENDIX E--WATER WELL QUOTATION (R. DeMARCY, B&J WATER WELL SERVICES)E-l
APPENDIX F--COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS: COMMERCIAL CUT-FLOWER
PRODUCTION (J. WHITTIER, SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
INSTITUTE) SEATTLE TIMES EDITORIAL .............. F-l
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FIGURES
1. Potential geopressure applications and their temperature
requirements ....... .
2. Feasible desalination facility ..
3. Feasible desalination/agriculture/aquaculture complex
4. Growth in hydrothermal-geothermal applications ....
5. Location of geopressured-geothermal basins in the United States 16
6. Hydrothermal resources in the United States
7. Potential geopressured integrated facility.
8. Extraction of bromine from seawater or selected brines
9. Salt brine derivatives .....
10. Process flow diagram for Phase 1 greenhouse/aquaculture complex 48
11. Aquaculture high density recirculation system 49
12. Potential greenhouse/aquaculture complex. . . 50
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