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May 16, 2013--Hickenlooper directs Colorado agencies to create water plan (Denver Business Journal)
The state will start work on a new "Colorado Water Plan" to figure out how to secure enough water supplies across the state to meet urban and rural demands, according to an executive order from Gov. John Hickenlooper. The governor on Wednesday directed the Colorado Water Conservation Board to start work on the draft plan.
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Pagosa Springs Geothermal Resource
The Colorado School of Mines Geophysics Department (CSM) released results of research recently conducted throughout the Pagosa Springs area. The research, conducted on the geothermal aquifer, resulted in evidence indicating a much larger and more complex system than had been previously suspected.
July 12, 2012--Pagosa in the geothermal vanguard (Pagosa Springs Sun)
Momentum regarding the development of the area’s geothermal resources has ramped up in recent weeks as research conducted on the geothermal aquifer resulted in evidence indicating a much larger and more complex system than had been previously suspected. Pagosa Country is edging closer towards making that geothermal resource the centerpiece of a larger economic development initiative.
