Interbasin Compacts
May 28, 2008--Pitkin County considers tax to secure future water rights and supply (Aspen Times)
Pitkin County officials are contemplating a special tax that would ensure a water supply, regardless of future water-right
March 21, 2008--Desalination gets a serious look (Las Vegas Sun)
As the West dries up, water managers, politicians and environmental groups alike are searching for an option — any option — to create water.Recently, desalination has be
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 17, 2008--Seeking the water jackpot (High Country News)
Editor's note: This is a well-written, timely, and informative article related to American Indian Water Rights--specifically the Navajo Nation, to include, but is not limited to the
January 9, 2008--Legislators: Water on their minds (Sterling Journal Advocate)
Water bills are high on the agenda for Sen. Greg Brophy, R-Wray, and Reps. Cory Gardner, R-Yuma, and Mary Hodge, D-Brighton.
December 22, 2007--Colorado River deal a high water mark (Rocky Mountain News)
The agreement reached by Colorado and the six other states in the Colorado River basin Dec. 13 marks a huge step forward - the largest advance in water policy in more than 80 years.
December 13, 2007--Kempthorne signs record of decision for Colorado River (Las Vegas Sun)
Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne and officials from seven Western states signed a sweeping agreement Thursday to conserve and share scare Colorado River water, ending a divisive battle among the
December 10, 2007--Western states agree to water-sharing pact (New York Times)
Facing the worst drought in a century and the prospect that climate change could yield long-term changes on the Colorado River, the lifeline for several Western states, federal officials have reach
Water Tables Dinner--Denver, Colorado
Submitted by denise on December 26, 2006 - 11:11am.Water Tables is an event hosted by Colorado State University ibraries to raise funds for its Water Resources Archive. The event offers a unique, firsthand experience of Colorado's water resources--past and present--in an intimate dinner setting.
