In The News
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--Broomfield laps up some Greeley water (Fort Collins Now)
The city of Broomfield has bought Colorado-Big Thompson Project water owned by the Western Sugar Cooperative for its
May 15, 2008--Some wine grape growers turning to dry farming methods (Washington Post)
They call it "dry farming," which is what agriculture used to be before plastic hoses hooked up to a water supply made deserts bloom. A few
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 14, 2008--Town continuing to refine its watershed ordinance (Crested Butte News)
The Crested Butte Town Council will give the public another opportunity to comment on the ordinance designed to protect the town’s watershed
May 12, 2008--Decline seen in coastal contamination (Washington Post)
Contamination of the nation's coastal waters is declining, the government said Monday. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said levels of the