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References

  1. Bastasch, R., 1998. Waters of Oregon: A Source Book on Oregon's Water and Water Management. Oregon State University Press
  2. Deschutes Coordinating Group, 2004. Deschutes Subbasin Plan. Northwest Power and Conservation Council.
  3. Deschutes Water Alliance, 2006. Growth, Urbanization And Land Use Change: Impacts On Agriculture And Irrigation Districts In Central Oregon.
  4. Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership, 2005 Report on the Estuary: Assessing Trends in the Lower Columbia River.
  5. Malheur Watershed Council and Burns Paiute Tribe, 2004. Malheur River Subbasin Assessment and Management Plan for Fish and Wildlife Mitigation.
  6. Northwest Power and Conservation Council, 2004.
  7. Mainstem Lower Columbia River and Columbia River Estuary Subbasin Plan.
  8. Nowak, M. C., 2004. Grande Ronde Subbasin Plan. Northwest Power and Conservation Council.
  9. Oregon Department of Agriculture, 2001. Malheur River Basin Agricultural Water Quality Management Area Plan.
  10. Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, 2006. Assessment Methodology for Oregon's 2004/2006 Integrated Report on Water Quality Status.
  11. Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, 2006. Oregon's 2004/2006 Integrated Report Assessment Database.
  12. Oregon Department of Human Services, 2002. Technical Bulletin: Arsenic Health Effects Information.
  13. Oregon Department of Human Services, Fish Advisories: Consumption Guidelines.
  14. Pearson, A., 2006. Public views sought on Milltown Dam revival. News-Review. August 16. Roseburg, OR.
  15. Perkins, S., 2004. Paved Paradise: Impervious surfaces affect a region's hydrology, ecosystems - even its climate. Science News Online. September 4.
  16. Rogue Basin Coordinating Council, 2006. Watershed Health Factors Assessment.
  17. Shoshone-Paiute Tribes and Owyhee Watershed Council. 2004. Owyhee Subbasin Plan. Northwest Power and Conservation Council.
  18. Turner, D. et al., 2006. Draft Umpqua Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL). Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
  19. United States Environmental Protection Agency. Columbia River Basin Fish Contaminant Survey 1996-1998.
  20. United States Environmental Protection Agency. Consumer Factsheet on: PENTACHLOROPHENOL
  21. Weiss, L. and Wright, S. 2001. Mercury: On the Road to Zero. Oregon Environmental Council.
  22. Welch, C. 2006. Columbia River toxins moving up food chain. The Seattle Times, July 10.
  23. Willamette Riverkeeper, The River.
  24. Willamette Restoration Initiative, 2004. Draft
  25. Willamette Subbasin Plan. Northwest Power and Conservation Council.
  26. Willamette Riverkeeper, Water Quality Monitoring Handbook
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