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The city has signed agreements with five of the 10 opposing parties in the two cases, including Pitkin County and Wilderness Workshop.
Opposition to the potential trail is strong in the Crystal River Valley, yet surveys of Pitkin County residents show support for it.
A series of state-funded studies leads to a range of potential on-channel reservoirs, from 68,000 acre-feet to 2.9 million acre feet.
One of the 10 parties in the two cases, Double R Creek Ltd., recently signed a settlement agreement with the city.
Three large buckets and a big pipe are proposed by a group of water providers in the South Platte River basin to meet growing demand.
Dams across the main stem of the White River ranging from 80 to 290-feet-tall are being studied and refined, with funds from the state.
Water mavens come together at new CSU water forum in the face of aridification
With Lake Powell half full and a dry year extending a prolonged drought, water managers and irrigators are studying how to keep the big reservoir operational and avoid a compact call.
‘Snow course’ data shows a long-term trend in Colorado of warmer temperatures and less snow
State supports new management plans for river basins in Eagle and Garfield counties.