The Water Information Program

Climate change is increasing the risk of U.S. crop failures, depleting the nation's water resources and

HB 1280, sponsored by Rep. Randy Fischer, D-Fort Collins, and Sen. Gail Schwartz, D-Snowmass Village, stands as perhaps the most important piece of environmental legislation

Water may appear to be a relatively simple concept to most—it falls from the sky, flows down the river basin and pours

Oil and gas drilling in and around municipal watersheds and other public water supplies would be prohibited under a series of highly anticipated energy regulations

In a region that produces billions of pounds of the nation's poultry, part of doing business for the past half-century was trying to ignore the smelly wa

Even as wildlife managers were feeding deer deprived of grazing land by deep snowdrifts in the Gunnison Basin, clouds were being seeded to bring more precipitation in another part o

Up to 40% of the land’s surface is used for agriculture, along with 70% of the world’s fresh water supply.

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Western Colorado lawmakers admit there is little the state legislature can do about Colorado’s catastrophic loss of lodgepole pine forests from an epidemic of the mountain pin