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There’s a River in Our Creek: How Colorado Springs’ Growth is Eroding the Fountain Creek Watershed
Colorado Springs’ rapid expansion has reshaped the Fountain Creek watershed, accelerating erosion, increasing stormwater ...
Vail Daily7d
The Colorado River is salty. But where does salinity come from, and what’s being done about it?
Of all the challenges facing the Colorado River, there’s at least one that all stakeholders are working on collaboratively, ...
Sterling Journal-Advocate2d
Water experts: Crisis on Colorado River affects all Coloradans
Three of Colorado’s top water experts hammered home the idea that Colorado’s water situation id precarious, at best, and ...
Vail Daily11dOpinion
Best: Does Colorado need to start planning for cutbacks in use of Colorado River?
Snow in southwestern Colorado has been scarce this winter. Archuleta County recently had a grass fire. A store manager at ...
Montrose Daily Press12dOpinion
OPINION: Reduced Colorado River flows prompt some to contemplate cutbacks in use
Snow in southwestern Colorado has been scarce this winter. Archuleta County recently had a grass fire. A store manager at ...
GUEST OPINION: Future water supply depends on diversification, collaboration
Today, our water system can reliably meet a demand of 95,000 acre-feet a year. Our city is using an average of about 70,000 ...
Summit County8d
The Colorado River is salty. But where does salinity come from, and what’s being done about it?
The Colorado River in its entirety transports approximately ... In Colorado, natural salinity sources include the geothermal hot springs in Glenwood Springs; shale cliffs and evaporating salt ...