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Upper Colorado River Basin water managers have released little information so far about the Colorado proposals submitted for a conservation program, raising concerns about the approval process of the program, which aims to dole out $125 million in federal taxpayer money.

After more than 500 posts, ‘Tracking’ calls it quits; SCP applications continue, and the latest from our water and data desks.

West Slope water managers say they are being cut out of the process to review and approve applications for a federally funded conservation program, even though a state official had

West Slope water managers say they are being cut out of the process to review and approve applications for a federally funded conservation program, even though a state official had previously promised they could participate....

Western Slope water managers say they are being cut out of the process to review and approve applications for a federally funded conservation program, even though a state official had previously promised they could participate....

Water managers in Western Colorado are helping to shape a water conservation program with policies they say are aimed at protecting water users. Last week, board members of the Glenwood Springs-based Colorado River Water Conservation...

GLENWOOD SPRINGS — Water managers in Western Colorado are helping to shape a water conservation program with policies they say are aimed at protecting water users. Last week, board members of the Glenwood Springs-based Colorado River...

Water managers in Western Colorado are helping to shape a water conservation program with policies they say are aimed at protecting water users. Last week, board members of the Glenwood Springs-based Colorado River Water Conservation...

Water managers in Western Colorado are helping to shape a water conservation program with policies they say are aimed at protecting water users. Last week, board members of the Glenwood Springs-based Colorado River Water Conservation...

Water managers in Western Colorado are helping to shape a water conservation program with policies they say are aimed at protecting water users.