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Colorado faces a water-stressed future. Here's how the state uses its existing supply – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

Colorado faces a water-stressed future. Here's how the state uses its existing supply – The Durango Herald

After two decades of near-constant drought, Colorado’s water supply is stressed. And there’s not much relief in sight. Colorado’s cities, industries and farms could face more severe water shortages by...

Watch: Crystal Dam in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison releases billions of gallons of water - Vimarsana News

Watch: Crystal Dam in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison releases billions of gallons of water

Colorado's Western Slope received so much snow this winter that reservoirs across the state are, by and large, filling higher than they have been in recent years and officials at Reclamation are able to send even more water downstream.

New Gold Medal fishery designations first since 2014 - Vimarsana News

New Gold Medal fishery designations first since 2014

Long regarded as sterling spots for fishing, parts of the Taylor and upper Gunnison rivers recently were elevated to Gold Medal trout fishery status by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad – Trail of the Iron Horse - Vimarsana News

The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad – Trail of the Iron Horse

England introduced the world's first railroad in 1825, and the Americans quickly adopted the new technology. The signing of the Pacific Railway Act in 1862 by president Lincoln brought the

Blue Mesa Reservoir near Gunnison is threatened by longtime drought and downstream obligations - Vimarsana News

Blue Mesa Reservoir near Gunnison is threatened by longtime drought and downstream obligations

The reservoir provides recreation like boating and fishing, powers thousands of homes through hydroelectricity and stores water for Lake Powell and other downstream users. The reservoir is critically low, and it’s possible water levels may be lowered even further in 2022.

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