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Denver Water’s Jim Lochhead to step down

Dec 8, 2022

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Marianne Goodland

Jim Lochhead, Denver Water’s CEO and manager, announced Thursday he plans to step down from the utility once the board of water commissioners finds a successor. Lochhead, a legend in the Colorado water community, has led the utility since 2010. The water utility’s board plans to conduct a national search for his replacement. “It is with deep,…
U.S., Mexico update international treaty over Colorado River

Sep 28, 2017

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Marianne Goodl

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…
Biennial of the Americas takes a look at the Colorado River and water challenges

Sep 18, 2017

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Marianne Goodl

“It’s warm, it’s us, it’s serious, we’re sure and we can fix it.” And without a solution, or many solutions, it – climate change – could cause Colorado to lose 20 percent of the water from the Colorado River by 2050 and more than a third of its flow by 2100, according to Brad Udall,…
ICYMI: Teachers and guns, Denver Water investigated, TABOR changes? and more …

Feb 26, 2017

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Mike McKibbin

You know all about the big political news of the past week: Hickenlooper says (projecting about two years out) he has no plans to run for president in 2020 (haven’t we heard that somewhere before?); support seems to be growing for the confirmation of Colorado Judge Neil Gorsuch for the U.S. Supreme Court and the…

jim lochhead

Denver Water’s Jim Lochhead to step down

U.S., Mexico update international treaty over Colorado River

Biennial of the Americas takes a look at the Colorado River and water challenges

ICYMI: Teachers and guns, Denver Water investigated, TABOR changes? and more …