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Mark your calendar to celebrate World Water Day 2014 on Mach 22!

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Countdown to World Water Day 2014: 66 days! World Water Day 2014 focuses on the relationship between water and energy.  The United Nations-Water and United Nations-Energy programs within the United Nations System are working with the UN’s Member States and other stakeholders to highlight the interconnected nature of water and energy.  Specifically, water is required […]

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Helpful Oregon Water Availability & Information Research Tool

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Our office often receives questions from clients regarding the availability of water in a particular area.  The Oregon Water Resources Department has a search engine that we often use to get started on this type of research. To access the search engine use the following link: http://apps.wrd.state.or.us/apps/misc/lkp_trsqq_features/default.aspx. Enter the latitude and longitude or address for

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Agreement for Retirement of 3,000 Acre Grazing Permit Near Bend

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Oregon Public Broadcasting (“OPB”) News recently featured a brief story on the Oregon Natural Desert Association’s (“ONDA”) agreement with a rancher in the Bend, Oregon area. The agreement allows for retirement of a nearly 3,000 acre federal grazing permit. Typically, the law requires retired permits to be reissued; however this particular allotment falls under a

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Further Development of Production at Neal Hot Springs Geothermal Project in Eastern Oregon

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USG Oregon, LLC, a subsidiary of U.S. Geothermal, Inc., has acquired two geothermal mineral ownership interests in the Neal Hot Springs Project in Eastern Oregon.  USG Oregon now holds significant mineral ownership interests in the Neal Hot Springs geothermal reservoir.  The lands to which the mineral interests are appurtenant currently have two existing production wells

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