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Colorado’s entire congressional delegation, Republicans and Democrats alike, is calling for the release of $140 million in ...
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, ...
The Associated Press reports that social media and YouTube stars MrBeast and Mark Rober are launching a monthlong ...
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 ...
This summer, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe rolled out miles of temporary rubber water lines. The above-ground tubes had one ...
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.
Colorado Public Radio reports that the Colorado Department of Corrections has shut down Sterling prison gardens that benefitted local consumers and a nonprofit, citing water concerns. Read more on ...