This collection of transcripts from the 1922 hearings on the Protection and Development of the Lower Colorado River Basin offers valuable insights into the political, economic, and social issues surrounding water use in the American West. Featuring testimony from a wide range of experts and stakeholders, this volume is an essential resource for anyone studying water policy.

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