South Platte
March 17, 2008--State officials on flood watch (Rocky Mountain News)
The state also started asking residents to prepare for what could be an active flood season, advising homeowners to check flood insurance and to buy coverage if none was in place.
March 11, 2008--Water courts logjammed, well owners tell panel (Rocky Mountain News)
Colorado's water courts are in virtual gridlock and need to be overhauled, frustrated farmers and attorneys told a Colorado Supreme Court panel Monday afternoon.
March 6, 2008--South Platte well owners continue fight for water (Brighton Standard Blade)
With plans to present further data on the fact that groundwater wells have little, if any, impact on the river flows in the South Platte, more than 150 farmers gathered in Valley Hi
October 14, 2007--Judge says water courts do jobs well (Pueblo Chieftain)
Pueblo’s water judge sees no crunch of cases and little need to tinker with a system of solving water disputes that he sees as working well.
March 13, 2007--Funding sought to protect South Platte (the Capitol)
Now that governors have signed off on the three-state agreement to protect threatened and endangered species on the South Platte River, the search is under way in Denver and Washington D.C.
CLE Colorado Water Law Workshop
Submitted by denise on November 30, 2006 - 12:44pm.New challenges for water development, including a panel presentation discussing new definitions of drought, climate change, ground water depletion and alternatives for development of new supplies.
