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Graywater is defined by both the county and the state as water coming from bathtubs, showers, bathroom sinks, and washing machines.
New regulations may be tweaked, and a pilot phase extended, but overall the response to more efficient irrigation has been positive, city staff tells council
Rancher to be paid to shift timing of irrigation diversions to help river flows.
Watching the snowpack, and prepping for drought.
Another good year on the water desk, with more reporters helping to row the boat.
City’s proposal to move storage rights out of Castle and Maroon to other locations well-received in water court hearing
‘Dams really do have a huge impact on the downstream ecosystem, and it’s not always talked about,’ CSU researcher says.
Concerns are raised when a rancher, with a conservation easement, wants to leave water in the Crystal River.
City cites a need for 8,500 acre-feet to meet future needs in the face of climate change.
A growing number of professional communicators are working to educate the public about Colorado water.