Upper Basin States
April 16, 2008--Denver boosts Dillon Reservoir releases (Aspen Times)
Flows in the Lower Blue downstream of Dillon Reservoir are rising quickly this week as Denver Water ramps up
March 28, 2008--Global warming heats up West faster than rest of U.S. (Denver Post)
The American West is heating up faster than any other region of the United States, and more than the Earth as a whole, according to a new analysis of
March 17, 2008--Seeking the water jackpot (High Country News)
Editor's note: This is a well-written, timely, and informative article related to American Indian Water Rights--specifically the Navajo Nation, to include, but is not limited to the
February 17, 2008--Wet winter helps battle drought (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
If the weather doesn’t dry up or become unseasonably warm, the hefty snowpack around most of Colorado will bring larger-than-normal amounts of runoff down
January 19, 2008--Colorado River agreement provides state certainty (Pueblo Chieftain)
The basic provisions of a historic agreement by seven states to share the Colorado River are simple, but a series of other agreements will be needed to make it work.
January 4, 2008--There is no end in sight for West's water woes (Telluride Watch)
Editor’s note: This is a well-written, timely, and informative article related to the Colorado River system to include growth, climate change, drought and associated impending consequen
December 22, 2007--Colorado River deal a high water mark (Rocky Mountain News)
The agreement reached by Colorado and the six other states in the Colorado River basin Dec. 13 marks a huge step forward - the largest advance in water policy in more than 80 years.
December 21, 2007--Thirsting for water (Telluride Watch)
The American Southwest, a region defined by the Colorado River and its tributaries – including the San Miguel and other rivers originating in the San Juan Mountains – experts say new ev
