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Colorado communities are working to protect their water from wildfires, before the fire happens - Vimarsana News

Colorado communities are working to protect their water from wildfires, before the fire happens

In 2021, a massive debris flow started in a wildfire scar and then tore through Glenwood Canyon, burying a stretch of Interstate 70 and clogging the Colorado River and downstream

Wildfire Ready Action Plan underway in Bear River watershed - Vimarsana News

Wildfire Ready Action Plan underway in Bear River watershed

Officials with the Upper Yampa Water Conservancy District have secured significant grants for a two-phase project that will begin this spring, with a Wildfire Ready Action Plan for the Bear River Valley watershed in southern...

Controversial New Tax On Rich Corporations Proposed In New Jersey - Vimarsana News

Controversial New Tax On Rich Corporations Proposed In New Jersey

Controversial New Tax On Rich Corporations Proposed In New Jersey - Montclair, NJ - NJ Transit needs money. Should it come out of the pockets of train and bus riders – or the wealthiest businesses in the state?

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Colorado wildfires are threatening water supplies three years later - Vimarsana News

Colorado wildfires are threatening water supplies three years later

The Colorado River this spring ran high, fast and so full of sediment pushed downstream from wildfire burn scars that the water treatment plant in Hot Sulphur Springs couldn't keep up.

Colorado wildfires are threatening water supplies three years later - Vimarsana News

Colorado wildfires are threatening water supplies three years later

The Colorado River this spring ran high, fast and so full of sediment pushed downstream from wildfire burn scars that the water treatment plant in Hot Sulphur Springs couldn't keep up.