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This summer, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe rolled out miles of temporary rubber water lines. The above-ground tubes had one ...
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 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 ...
Aspen Journalism reports that the Colorado River District has won a lawsuit against Denver Water involving dam repairs at ...
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 ...
The Denver Post reports that a Broomfield golf course will have to find a new source of water after its rights to a nearby ...
Colorado lags far behind neighboring states when it comes to keeping special permits — those that are critical to stopping ...