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May 15, 2008--PAWSD fees stir debate (Pagosa Sun)
Along with another Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District monthly meeting, Tuesday night brought another packed house and vigorous, sometimes heated, debate over impact fees. As
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--Douglas to get water relief (Denver Post)
An expanded reservoir south of the city will be 50 percent larger than Cherry Creek Reservoir, help thirsty Douglas County residents whose wells are low and provide a place to
May 9, 2008--New sewer hookups banned in Gem Village (Pine River Times)
New properties won't be accepted onto the Gem Village sewer system this year, because of ongoing loading and discharge violations at the treatment plant. Bayfield
May 9, 2008--Kick the oil habit and make your own ethanol (Environmental News Network)
A new company hopes drivers will kick the oil habit by brewing ethanol at home that won't spike food prices. E-Fuel Corp unveiled on Thursday the "MicroFueler" touting
May 8, 2008--Colo. farmers form 'Super Ditch' to negotiate water deals (Denver Post)
Some southeast Colorado farmers are joining forces in a "super ditch" company in hopes of negotiating better prices
May 8, 2008--Denver Water Board extends olive branch to West Slope (Sky Hi Daily News)
Denver Water may be owning up to the impacts its water diversions have had on Grand County water sources. At
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 5, 2008--New state law rewards water right holders who conserve (Coloradoan)
New legislation now offers Colorado water- right holders added protection if they lease or donate water rights to the Colorado Water
