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Fort Collins-Loveland Water District, intended to be the largest water buyer by far for a long-troubled $2 billion northern ...
As it turns out, chasing raindrops isn’t all that easy, and counting them is even harder. As a result, a pioneering program ...
Arizona’s KJZZ reports that the Tucson-based Center for Biological Diversity has sued the Arizona Division of Water Sources, ...
Colorado’s entire congressional delegation, Republicans and Democrats alike, is calling for the release of $140 million in ...
This summer, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe rolled out miles of temporary rubber water lines. The above-ground tubes had one ...
Summer 2025: The Water BelowAs Colorado reckons with shrinking aquifers, communities are beginning to rethink how — and whether — we can sustain the water beneath our feet. Can planning and management ...
As groundwater use declines, Colorado communities are testing new ways to store — not just extract — water from aquifers. To ...
New Mexico’s KRQE News reports that a long-awaited water supply project has hit a federal funding snag that may jeopardize ...
Newsweek reports that mineral industries have been ordered to reduce use. Agricultural water users have already moved to ...
Aspen Journalism reports that a private lake in Eagle County is the source of a zebra mussel infestation in the Colorado River. Read more on this story here.
Aspen Journalism reports that a major West Slope water district is proposing a new approach to finalizing the Colorado River District’s pending purchase of highly sought-after Shoshone water rights.
The Alamosa Citizen reports that Cleave Simpson, general manager of the Rio Grande Water Conservation District, who also serves as a state senator representing the San Luis Valley, signaled on Tuesday ...
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