Press Clippings
January 10, 2008--Isgar wields clout as legislature convenes (Telluride Watch)
Senator Jim Isgar, who because of his leadership position is not subject to the five-bill limit imposed on most lawmakers, said he is sponsoring four bills for the Audit Committee, will carry most
January 10, 2008--Company must fix creek, wetlands (Rocky Mountain News)
The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered an excavating company to restore a section of creek and wetlands in city of Lafayette open space, which the firm allegedly damaged in violation of th
January 10, 2008--Las Animas seeks grant to fix city's crumbling water system (Pueblo Chieftain)
The city of Las Animas is seeking $500,000 through the Arkansas Basin Roundtable to repair its crumbling water system.
January 9, 2008--Group tackles water allocation (La Junta Tribune Democrat)
A recommendation concerning the allocation of municipal project water east of Pueblo raised some questions from Arkansas Valley Conduit Advisory Committee members Tuesday.
January 9, 2008--State meets RG Compact obligation (Alamosa News)
Colorado has liquid gold in the bank when it comes to Rio Grande Compact accounting.
January 9, 2008--Utility board looks to future of water (La Junta Tribune Democrat)
"If we have another drought like in 2002 and California has call on the river, we're not going to get any water from the Frying Pan.
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.
January 9, 2008--Team finds new way to strip mercury from water (State Journal)
Coal sludge ponds dot the landscape of West Virginia and other mining areas across the country.
January 9, 2008--Snow holds off drought, but will it last? (Pueblo Chieftain)
Storms in late 2007, coupled with massive snowfall this week, pulled Colorado out of drought conditions, surprising state weather watchers.
