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Water Transfers

October 3, 2008--9 states sue over water rule (NY Times)

Nine states filed a lawsuit against the federal Environmental Protection Agency over what they say is an illegal ruling that

November 18, 2007--Efforts aimed at learning to share water (Pueblo Chieftain)

A case study of a water lease and a formative effort to work out better ground rules for water deals were spotlighted last week at a joint meeting of roundtables from the Arkansas, South Platte and

November 1, 2007--AZ official recommends against transfer of water to Nevada (AP)

A state official says Arizona should refuse to permit groundwater to be pumped from a region of extreme northwestern Arizona to serve a growing area of neighboring Nevada. An Arizona administr

April 7, 2007--Water project raises qualms (Durango Herald)

A proposal to transport water from the Green River basin of Utah and Wyoming for urban and rural users on the Front Range, including Colorado Springs and Pueblo, drew some skepticism at the Southweste

April 7, 2007--Water project raises qualms (Durango Herald)

A proposal to transport water from the Green River basin of Utah and Wyoming for urban and rural users on the Front Range, including Colorado Springs and Pueblo, drew some skepticism at the Southweste

February 25, 2007--Green with envy (Grand Junction Daily Sentinel)

...The Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam feeds into Utah and then jogs into Colorado before turning back into Utah...Under the Colorado Constitution, all the water within Colorado is the property of

February 23, 2007--Water quality measure heads for governor (Pueblo Chieftain)

...A measure that will allow water court judges to consider environmental impacts large transfers could have on river basins is on its way to the governor's office...HB1132 allows for water judges to

January 19, 2007--A Boost for Water Quality (Grand Junction Sentinel)

Among the more disappointing outcomes of last year's legislative session was the razor-thin defeat of legislation that would allow water court judges--but not require water court judges--to consider t

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