The Water Information Program

Concern about water supply in the Western U.S. is always in the forefront when anyone discusses growth. Debate rages about the benefits and negative impacts of growth.

In an attempt to limit growth and water use along the Eastern Slope, two Front Range men have drafted ballot language to cap the amount of new water local governments can allot for residential uses

The Statewide Water Supply Initiative, a study by the Colorado Water Conservation Board, lists five general ways the state could import more water from the Western Slope in Phase II.

A recent deal between Denver Water and Eagle County won't have any immediate effect on reservoir operations and trans-divide diversions in Summit County.

In what both sides of the Continental Divide hope will be a historic settlement to their water disputes, an agreement to share water resources has been reached. The

As a line formed for lunch at the River Walk Cafe, 12 of Colorado's most saavy water chieftains held a historic meeting in a back room.

A professional mediator has taken on the task of ending the century-old water wars between Colorado's Front Range and the Western Slope, renewing efforts to find a "global solution" for divi

A state law that Grand Junction used a century ago to complete its grasp on a water supply from Grand Mesa could be struck down by legislators who say they want to prevent eastbound diversions of West

Locked in an almost two-year standstill, Denver Water and a coalition of Western Slope water users have hired a Washington, D.C., mediator to prod stalled water-sharing talks.

The potential for the Gunnison Basin Roundtable to participate in a Western Slope water availability study was welcome news...the Colorado Water Conservation Board in January voted to support a bill t