Aquifer
December 18, 2009--Report: EPA permit would allow Powertech to contaminate aquifer with proposed uranium mine near Fort Collins (Colorado Independent)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency documents obtained by Environment Colorado reveal behind-closed-doors negotiations between the EPA and Powertech USA that would allow the company to contaminate part of the underground aquifer beneath its proposed Centennial uranium mine north of Fort Collins, according to the Fort Collins Coloradoan.
November 14, 2009--DWCD approves Rico water request (Cortez Journal)
The Dolores Water Conservancy District Board of Directors unanimously approved a request from Rico representatives Thursday night to divert water from underground sources off the Dolores River for municipal use.
August 14, 2009--Las Vegas pipeline delayed under water agreememt (Denver Post)
A growing and thirsty Las Vegas wouldn't be able to begin building a water pipeline from a shared aquifer with Utah until at least 2019 under a draft agreement between Utah and Nevada regulators announced
August 8, 2009--Group traces metals in water (Cortez Journal)
An all-day workshop Saturday, one of the Moving Mountain Education Seminar series sponsored by the Mountain Studies Institute here, brought together 20 people interested in talking about and seeing the con
- Abandoned Mine Lands Initiative
- Animas River Stakeholders Group
- Aquifer
- Bureau of Land Management
- Cement Creek
- Colorado
- Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Fisheries
- Mining
- Press Clippings
- Prospect Gulch
- Trout Unlimited
- U.S. Forest Service
- U.S. Geological Survey
- Upper Animas River
- Water Contamination
- Water Pollution
- Water Quality
- Watershed
August 8, 2009--Water authority chief wants vote on pipeline plans (Denver Post)
The general manager of the Southern Nevada Water Authority wants a vote on plans to suck some water from the Snake Valley and send it to Las Vegas.
July 31, 2009--Fed grant funds to ease Calif. water shortages (NY Times)
Federal agencies have pledged to send nearly $60 million in grants to help California communities, farms and dairies suffering from ongoing water shortages.
July 21, 2009--Future aquifer water supplies could be in jeopardy (Denver Post)
Future water supplies from the
July 20, 2009--Thirst: California's water crisis (L.A. Times)
Davis is executive manager of water policy for the Inland Empire Utilities Agency, a district at the forefront of the emerging local-is-good movement.
- Aquifer
- California
- Chino Groundwater Basin
- Colorado River
- Colorado River Aqueduct
- Desalination
- Drinking Water
- Drought
- Groundwater
- Los Angeles Aqueduct
- Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
- Los Angeles River
- Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
- Mono Lake
- Orange County Water District
- Pacific Ocean
- Press Clippings
- Recycled Water
- Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
- Sewage Treatment Plant
- Stormwater Runoff
- U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
- Wastewater
- Water Contamination
- Water Crisis
- Water Pollution
- Water Quality
- Water Shortage
- Water Supply
July 18, 2009--Do you know where your water comes from? (Grand Junction Sentinel)
When you turn on your faucet, do you ever wonder where your water came from? Depending on where that faucet is located in the Grand Valley, the source could be a few different places.
- Aquifer
- Blue River
- Cabin Reservoir
- Clifton Water District
- Colorado
- Colorado River
- Coon Creek
- Cottonwood Creek
- Domestic Water
- Domestic Well
- Eagle River
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Groundwater
- Juniata Reservoir
- Kannah Creek Basin
- Kruzen Springs
- Mesa Creek
- Plateau Creek
- Press Clippings
- Purdy Mesa Reservoir
- Rapid Creek
- Rapid Creek Jerry Creek Reservoir
- Roaring Fork River
- Ute Water Conservancy District
- Water Filtration
- Water Storage
- Water Supply
- Water Treatment Plant
- Watershed
July 8, 2009--San Francisco Public Utilities Commission pursues underground water-storage plan (Environmental News Network)
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is pursuing a plan to store water underground that can be pumped out in time to supply customers in a
