August 25, 2008--'New Frontier' of water choices awaits state (Pueblo Chieftain)
The era of water development in Colorado is over, and the state’s new task will be to manage the water resources it has. One small problem: No one has yet articulated what the future of the state looks like. "We have a new frontier of water challenges that needs to be evaluated," Colorado Department of Natural Resources Director Harris Sherman told the Colorado Water Congress last week at its annual summer convention.
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