Hydropower
April 24, 2008--Energy's water demands worrisome (United Press International)
Add another requirement to the clean-energy checklist: low water usage. Two Virginia Tech researchers released a study this week examining the
April 15, 2008--Justices to rule on utilities, waterways (Denver Post)
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear an environmental case in which utility companies want to revive an
March 25, 2008--Conservation district: There's less water than feds think for oil shale (Grand Junction Daily Sentinel)
The federal government may be too confident in its assumption that there’s enough water to accommodate oil shale development, the Colorado River Water Co
March 18, 2008--Hydropower could be part of Lake Powell pipeline (Post Independent)
Utah is taking the first step toward building the 139-mile Lake Powell pipeline to bring more water to rapidly growing communities in the state’s southwest
March 6, 2008--Thirsty electric cars threaten water resources (New Scientist)
They may not be gas-guzzlers, but electric cars have a raging thirst for water.
February 12, 2008--Lake Mead may go dry by 2021 (CNet News)
There is a 50 percent chance that Lake M
January 19, 2008--Colorado River agreement provides state certainty (Pueblo Chieftain)
The basic provisions of a historic agreement by seven states to share the Colorado River are simple, but a series of other agreements will be needed to make it work.
January 16, 2008--Proposed Lake Powell pipeline meets with opposition (Salt Lake Tribune)
A group of Washington County residents wants the push for a Lake Powell pipeline to dry up.Lin Alder, executive director of Citizens for D
January 5, 2008--Groups to settle PG&E lands' future (LA Times)
After three years of work, an array of interest groups are poised to determine the future of more than 140,000 acres of some of California's most ecologically rich and endangered watershed lands, a
