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An octogenarian angler’s quest to wade freely into the Arkansas River is making waves in more than just Colorado waterways, as the state’s highest court reconsiders century-old rules that govern who is allowed to enter a streambed. The Colorado Supreme Court is weighing in on whether members of the public can access waters that traverse private lands…

The Colorado Supreme Court heard this month the case, years in the making, of an angler seeking river access that could have wide-reaching implications for public access to wade and fish certain river stretches in Colorado. Beyond expanding or restricting fishing access, the court’s decision coul

Biden’s Interior wants to give conservationists equal power to oil companies on public lands in order to protect them — rather than exploit them.

Colorado lawmakers are proposing to create a task force to make recommendations combatting the drying Colorado River but water experts say that's been done before and no new ideas are likely to emerge.

The legal framework and infrastructure governing the Colorado River is buckling due to climate change.

The U.S. Interior Departments Bureau of Reclamation has presented two options in a bid to save the Colorado river.

Mining companies' fortunes are tied to land reclamation. So the government is helping failing firms continue operating.

By Clark Mindock and Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The oil industry on Monday cheered the U.S. government's greenlighting of ConocoPhillips' ...

By Clark Mindock and Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The oil industry on Monday cheered the U.S. government's greenlighting of ConocoPhillips' ...

By Clark Mindock and Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The oil industry on Monday cheered the U.S. government's greenlighting of ConocoPhillips' ...