denver water
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U.S., Mexico update international treaty over Colorado River
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In an era when the United States and Mexico aren’t exactly on speaking terms on issues like trade and immigration, there is one issue where both nations are cooperating pretty well: water. In Santa Fe, N.M., on Wednesday, representatives of the United States, along with the International Boundary and Water Commission, signed their portion of…
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Staff picks: The 5 biggest stories of the week in Colorado Politics
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From outer space to Darryl Glenn, there were plenty of fireworks in Colorado Politics last week. Our staff sized reservoirs, renewable energy and a variety of political maneuvers while others took the week off. From a crowded field of contenders, these are the stories we think you’ll be talking about for weeks to come. …
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Deal-making pays off: Boulder County’s Gross Reservoir closer to expansion
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ubvz0CpCMJ0Gross Reservoir in Boulder County could give politicos and water managers a reason to celebrate with a tall, cold glass of H2O instead of bubbly from a magnum Saturday. After 14 years, Denver Water now has the two critical regulatory documents – a “record of decision” and 404 Permit from the U.S. Army Corps of…
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In Colorado, where water = politics, Denverites pay little, use little
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… At least, compared with some other cities around the West. That’s according to the global water/resources news service Circle of Blue, brought to our attention by way of a report this week from High Country News in picturesque Paonia. As noted in the News’s report, a survey by Circle of Blue on water use was…
