environment
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Clear Creek, Jefferson County officials give inside look on wildfire preparations
When it comes to fighting wildfires, the best methods are proactive, not reactive. For officials in Clear Creek and Jefferson counties, it’s not a matter of if a wildfire happens, but when. With a large number of wildfires devastating parts of the country and Colorado in recent years, officials gave an inside look Tuesday on…
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Colorado AG urges Supreme Court to let Boulder climate lawsuit proceed
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has filed a court brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in a lawsuit brought by Boulder city officials seeking to hold oil companies liable for their environmental impact. The case began in 2018, when the City and County of Boulder filed a lawsuit in Colorado District Court against Suncor Energy…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
Colorado’s water conservation board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects for drought and wildfire-affected communities. To date, the Colorado Water Conservation Board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing these projects to do their part in moving Colorado’s…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
Colorado’s water conservation board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects for drought and wildfire-affected communities. To date, the Colorado Water Conservation Board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing these projects to do their part in moving Colorado’s…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
Colorado’s water conservation board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects for drought and wildfire-affected communities. To date, the Colorado Water Conservation Board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing these projects to do their part in moving Colorado’s…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
Colorado’s water conservation board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects for drought and wildfire-affected communities. To date, the Colorado Water Conservation Board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing these projects to do their part in moving Colorado’s…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
Colorado’s water conservation board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects for drought and wildfire-affected communities. To date, the Colorado Water Conservation Board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing these projects to do their part in moving Colorado’s…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
The Colorado Water Conservation Board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects through its Water Plan Grant and Water Supply Reserve Fund Programs for drought and wildfire-impacted communities. To date, the board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
The Colorado Water Conservation Board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects through its Water Plan Grant and Water Supply Reserve Fund Programs for drought and wildfire-impacted communities. To date, the board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing…
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Colorado approves $13 million for 48 water projects amid statewide drought
The Colorado Water Conservation Board recently approved an additional $13 million in funding for 48 projects through its Water Plan Grant and Water Supply Reserve Fund Programs for drought and wildfire-impacted communities. To date, the board has allocated more than $40 million to 136 local projects across the state. “Organizations across the state are implementing…