Runoff
October 25, 2008--$500,000 settlement reached over CDOT pollution (Denver Post)
The Colorado Department of Transportation has agreed to pay more than $500,000 in a settlement with state regulators over wat
October 20, 2008--Putting a price on nature can save forests, rivers (Environmental News Network)
Putting a price on nature by creating tradable credits can the limit the loss of forests, wetlands and rivers from the expans
October 18, 2008--Governor's delta panel sees water, habitat changes (Denver Post)
The governor's Delta Vision Blue Ribbon Task Force on Friday approved a plan to help secure California's water supply and res
October 12, 2008--State girds for drought if temps soar if climate changes (Pueblo Chieftain)
Some January day in the future, you might be sitting in your living room, drinking coffee made from bottled water a
October 10, 2008--Rio Grande River records low flow (Alamosa Valley Courier)
The Rio Grande should be running about 500 cubic feet per second (cfs) right now and is only running about 300 cfs.
October 1, 2008--Crew clears channel to fix blocked effluent flow (Ouray Plaindealer)
Due to the enormous amount of sediment created by this year's snow runoff, a section of the Uncompaghre River cutting through
