Colorado
October 2, 2008--Rio Grande protection project awarded grant (Alamosa Valley Courier)
The Colorado Conservation Partnership (CCP) has awarded grants to five Colorado
October 2, 2008--Underground basin could boost water supplies (Colorado Springs Gazette)
It is possible to replenish the vanishing Upper Black Squirrel aquifer in eastern El Paso County to create Colo
October 2, 2008--Land and water issues touch home (Rifle Citizen Telegram)
Wherever you look in Colorado, many similar problems exist that are connected with agriculture in one way or another.
October 2, 2008--State engineer answers water questions (Yuma Pioneer)
State Engineer Dick Wolfe has been intimately involved with both the Pioneer/Laird ditches litigation and the Republican Rive
October 1, 2008--Crew clears channel to fix blocked effluent flow (Ouray Plaindealer)
Due to the enormous amount of sediment created by this year's snow runoff, a section of the Uncompaghre River cutting through
October 1, 2008--Energy companies cited again in probe of benzene contamination of water (Grand Junction Sentinel)
A continuing state investigation into the contamination of drinking water this spring at a cabin northwest of Parachute has r
October 1, 2008--Details emerge on Arkansas River curtain project (Pueblo Chieftain)
Details about Christo and Jeanne-Claude's proposed Over the River project are coming into focus as
October 1, 2008--Tamarisk project treats 600 acres in 3 counties (Pueblo Chieftain)
Nearly 600 acres of tamarisk on the Apishapa River drainage were sprayed with chemicals recently in
October 1, 2008--Voters asked to raise taxes for rivers fund (Aspen Times)
Pitkin County voters are being asked to raise the county’s sales tax rate to pay for a new county program, called the "
October 1, 2008--Taylor Reservoir studied for hydropower potential (Crested Butte News)
Following a tour of local waterways in mid-September, several organizations are considering the Taylor Park Dam as a potentia
