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Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has declared a drought emergency in three central and eastern Oregon counties after an abnormally dry and warm winter brings concern of water availability.
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Federal data shows most of the state is well below normal snowpack totals,
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As Oregon more actively enforces state rules around water usage, some farmers have learned that they’ve been operating illegally for years.
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Whoever Gov. Kotek appoints to the job will be in the middle of intense water conflicts worsened by drought, climate change and development.
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The nine federally-recognized tribes in Oregon and state agencies that regulate water are working towards a mutual partnership.
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A survey and meetings come as Oregon agencies weather criticism for mishandling water resources.
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The state of Oregon has denied a permit application from Willamette Water Company for water rights on the McKenzie River. The Veneta-based Willamette…