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Tracking the Curve: Documenting COVID-19 in Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties
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Updates on the spread and the fallout focusing on Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties.
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Updates on the spread and the fallout focusing on Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield counties.
Colorado Stone Quarries officials must address public comments, propose plan to mitigate damage caused by creek relocation.
Greater efficiency, renewable energy storage are implementation goals.
Division 6 Water Judge Michael A O’Hara III, in a Dec. 23 order, determined that Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District has not provided enough evidence that its current existing water rights won’t meet demands in the categories of municipal, irrigation, domestic, in-reservoir piscatorial, commercial and augmentation for Yellow Jacket Water Conservancy District.
Proposal on the Blue River would grow food for undernourished fish using phosphorus, which can cause toxic algae blooms
According to the framework, project proponents should get buy-in from local governments in the form of a letter of support from the board of county commissioners in the county in which the project is located.
Public access to be determined in the context of biodiversity using ’best available science’ as the guide.
A collaborative effort among federal, state and local officials is critical to reducing the chemical toxic to endangered fish.
The Fry-Ark grew out of post-World War II optimism when government championed big projects and environmentalism was a seedling.
“While this is bad news for skiers, it also means a challenge for western water managers who count on cloud seeding to increase water supplies by increasing snowfall in the mountainous headwaters of the Colorado River and its tributaries.”