Opinion: Here's why a drop in San Luis Valley's aquifer levels hasn't, and won't, throw Colorado out of interstate compact compliance
The unconfined aquifer has seen declines since 2002, yet Colorado has not failed to meet its obligations.
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The unconfined aquifer has seen declines since 2002, yet Colorado has not failed to meet its obligations.
The peripatetic winemaker Paul Hobbs has his own Napa Valley wine label now, the audaciously priced $800 Hobbs 2015.
The Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) is a powerful entity, so when it held its bi-monthly meeting in Salida recently, there were a lot of
Behind the scenes water management updates from the Aspen Journalism Water Desk editor and reporter, Heather Sackett.
When it comes to water, it’s not North vs. South or surface vs. groundwater anymore, one farmer explains.