US Army Corps of Engineers
June 6, 2008--Critics fault Army Corps designation of part of LA River (Denver Post)
May 22, 2008--Senate panel pushes for Fountain Creek dam (Pueblo Chieftain)
Proving there is more than one way to get things done, Colorado Sen. Ken Salazar persuaded a key Senate committee Wednesday to order the
May 22, 2008--Proposed change to water law riles landowners (USA Today)
A proposal backed by environmentalists to change one word in the Clean Water Act and subject tens of millions more acres of land to new federal oversight has ranchers and farmers
May 12, 2008--Douglas to get water relief (Denver Post)
An expanded reservoir south of the city will be 50 percent larger than Cherry Creek Reservoir, help thirsty Douglas County residents whose wells are low and provide a place to
May 11, 2008--Army Corps says condition of many levees a mystery (New York Times)
Across America, earthen flood levees protect big cities and small towns, wealthy suburbs and rich farmland. But the Army Corps of Engineers,
May 8, 2008--Denver Water Board extends olive branch to West Slope (Sky Hi Daily News)
Denver Water may be owning up to the impacts its water diversions have had on Grand County water sources. At
May 2, 2008--Northern cities plan to build two reservoirs (Pueblo Chieftain)
A draft environmental impact statement for a $400 million plan to build two reservoirs in Northern Colorado is available for public comment. The
May 1, 2008--Review of reservoir along Poudre backs need for more water (Denver Post)
The Army Corps of Engineers on Wednesday agreed with backers of a massive reservoir project in northern Colorado that population growth calls for new water supplies and that if the
April 17, 2008--Cache la Poudre "most endangered" (Denver Post)
A national environmental group added northern Colorado's Cache la Poudre River to its list of the country's "most endangered" rivers — a move activists hope will add clout to
