What does AW stand for?

American Whitewater (Cullowhee, NC)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Among others supporting the dam's removal is American Whitewater, a Cullowhee-based organization of more than 100 paddling clubs nationwide.

Lake is dammed if they don't

The environmental and societal costs of [small hydro] can outweigh the benefits," said Thomas O'Keefe, regional director for the advocacy group American Whitewater.

PUD aims for ''micro hydro'' dams; Snohomish County; Plan to build 10 ...

Thomas O'Keefe, stewardship director of American Whitewater, a conservation group, has been following Principle Power's McKenzie proposals and was surprised to see the lack of detail in the company's permit application.

Regulator refuses hydroelectric plan

Tom O'Keefe of American Whitewater, a recreation group, said he believes the wild and scenic designation would bring much deserved protection to two beautiful rivers, by banning development of any dams on them.

More land sought for Alpine Lakes Wilderness

He's also president of nonprofit American Whitewater, a Cullowhee-based advocacy group.

He'll do more than just peddle paddling

ASHEVILLE -- Cullowhee-based American Whitewater, an 8,000-member organization of canoeists, sued the U.

Western

American Whitewater Association: Stream-flow data from the U.

Some overlook danger beneath rivers' serene lure; Snohomish County

As executive director of nonprofit American Whitewater since 2004, he lobbies to protect public river access and improve education for paddlers.

Opening up rivers really floats his boat