Texas
April 1, 2008--State high court backs Rio Grande well rules (Pueblo Chieftain)
The Colorado Supreme Court upheld the state engineer’s groundwater rules last
March 26, 2008--Uranium mine would tap aquifer (Boulder Daily Camera)
There are two major types of uranium mining: Historically, the most common method was to remove the uranium ore using either open-pit mining -- which scrapes off all the
February 11, 2008--Texas residents say their ground will never be the same after uranium mining (Greeley Tribune)
The resurgent field of in-situ uranium mining throughout the American West has forged a new kind of pioneer, one who still fights for land and water on the plain
February 6, 2008--Texas farmers take water war to Canada (Washington Post)
More than 40 Texas farmers, ranchers and irrigation districts are gearing up to take their long-standing water war with Mexico to the next level, which in this case is a Canadian ju
January 2, 2008--Shared waters means shared problems (American Water Works Association)
The pressures of growth and drought are placing increasing demands on surface and groundwater supplies and increasing the competition among states and cities.
January 2, 2008--El Paso leak-detection system surpasses expectations (American Water Works Association)
El Paso Water Utility staff expected to detect water leaks in its distribution system after installing a new high-tech leak detection system.
December 27, 2007--Company fined for Buckley stormwater violations (Denver Post)
A Texas company has been fined $39,000 for violating stormwater regulations at the Buckley Air Force Base housing project in Aurora. The Denver office of the U.S.
October 31, 2007--Oklahoma may appeal ruling allowing water lawsuit to go forward (Denver Post)
U.S.
October 3, 2007--Texans want better river levees instead of fence (Denver Post)
Rio Grande Valley officials say restored levees could give agencies a better perch for monitoring illegal crossings and protect U.S. residents from floods caused by levee breaches.
