Colorado River
May 15, 2008--LA prepares massive water-conservation plan (LA Times)
With vital and often-distant water sources shrinking, Los Angeles officials today will revive a controversial proposal to recycle
May 12, 2008--The West's wacky weather (High Country News)
Some parts of the high country are still trying to dig out from one of the heaviest winters on record (more snow fell in the Rockies May 1),
May 2008--Rosemont mine may expand CAP pipeline (US Water News)
A Green Valley (AZ) company is proposing to nearly double the size of a planned pipeline to import Central Arizona Project water into the
May 6, 2008--EPA might not act to limit rocket fuel in drinking water (Denver Post)
An EPA official said Tuesday there's a "distinct possibility" the agency won't take action to rid drinking
May 5, 2008--Zebra mussels threat closes Antero Reservoir (Pueblo Chieftain)
The Denver Water board has temporarily closed Antero Reservoir to boaters while it works out a strategy to prevent the spread of zebra mussels. While
May 4, 2008--Shell makes run on water (Denver Post)
In its quest to melt oil out of western Colorado's shale, Royal Dutch Shell has been buying up land and water
May 2, 2008--Water shortage worst in decades, official says (LA Times)
California communities face a strong possibility of water shortages and even mandatory rationing this summer because of record dry weather in
April 23, 2008--Thick layers of snow poised to refresh parched West (Denver Post)
With abundant mountain snow in most areas across the West. the pring runoff may provide a break from the drought that has sporadically
April 23, 2008--Experts fear nation's waterways need rescuing--from us (Denver Post)
Federal agencies, states, tribes and concerned citizens are spending millions of dollars and thousands of
