Interbasin Compact Committee
November 2, 2008--Water: Big questions hardest to answer (Pueblo Chieftain)
Should Colorado curtail growth in cities to avoid drying up farms?
October 11, 2008--Thirstier plants seen in future (Pueblo Chieftain)
The influx of millions of people into Colorado over the next 40 years will have more of an impact on demand for mun
October 5, 2008--Colorado risks running low on water (Vail Daily)
Faced with a limited water supply and fast growing cities and mountain town resorts, Coloradans will soon have to rearrange t
March 11, 2008--Colo. water leaders discuss a complicated future of supply, demand (Pueblo Chieftain)
How to clear legal obstacles, combine interests and pay for solutions for future water needs in a statewide plan were topics batted around in a lively discussion among the state's w
January 6, 2008--Making a splash: Recreation new kid on the block (Pueblo Chieftain)
Tourists, and a lot of the state’s residents, are drawn to Colorado because of the recreation opportunities that abound. Many of those activities involve dependable supplies of water.
April 1, 2007--Sherman will continue to lead Natural Resources department (Durango Herald)
Harris Sherman will remain the state's chief water negotiator as director of the Interbasin Compact Committee as well as head of the Department of Natural Resources. Sherman, who too
February 5, 2007--Water Squabble Welcomes Ritter Administration (Durango Herald)
On his second day on the job, Harris Sherman stepped into a water war. At stake is the role of a new group the Legislature created in 2005 to find a truce between Western and Eastern Colorado.
